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CROTCHET CASTLE.
intuition, the development of universal convictions; truths which are inherent in the organization of mind, which cannot be obliterated, though they may be obscured, by superstitious prejudice on the one hand, and by the Aristotelian logic on the other.
MR. MAC QUEDY.
Well, sir, I have no notion of logic obscuring a question.
MR. SKIONAR.
There is only one true logic, which is the transcendental; and this can prove only the one true philosophy, which is also the transcendental. The logic of your Modern Athens can prove every thing equally; and that is, in my opinion, tantamount to proving nothing at all.
MR. CROTCHET.
The sentimental against the rational, the
