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Introduction
1 §.1 Fiction of Dream. why
We have more or less to say not only to unlearned Students,
but to learned Gentlemen, not to speak of Noble and learned
Lords. With regard as be at how men felt any but little
differently. Not so with regard to learned Gentlemen.
It was our wish if possible to render ourselves intelligible to
them. After thinking some time about the law, at last it
occurred to us to have recourse to fiction to call in the Goddess of Rest. [Fiction is to them
the world in which they delight to law or. To them Fiction
is every the at once every thing that is at once useful and
agreable a glass through which they see every — an instrument with
which they meet their most favourite writers.
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