Fenfitive

But to blame him, who is a fenfitive being and nothing more or lefs, for being fubjeiSt to fenfation, is to fclame water becaufe it is wet, winter that It is cold, fummer that it is hot, and men that they are ignorant of the beft means of promoting their own happinefs. ❋ Unknown (1795)

There are two fouls in man; the one. which ia the breath or fpirit of life, (i.e. the rational foul) proceeding from the mouth of God, the Creator, which re - lates not to the elementary nature of man, neither doth it die; the other, is the animal faculty, (that is the fenfitive life or foul) and this is compounded of the elements, and is itfclf mortal. ❋ Unknown (1786)

Averrhca Cara/nbola, an account of the fenfitive quality, in a letter from Robert Bruce, ❋ Unknown (1785)

In - deed fuch Matches are fb deftitute of any ra - tional plea,. that 'tis hard to derive them from any other motive than the fenfitive. ❋ Unknown (1705)

Yet more, it gives a fenfitive delight, nothing being more agreeable to Hu - man nature, than the doing good to it's own kind. ❋ Unknown (1705)

Yet more, it gives a fenfitive delight, nothing being more agreeable to hu - man nature, then the doing good to its own kind. ❋ Unknown (1677)

But though criticifm be thus his only declared aim, he will not dilown, that all along it has been his view, to explain the nature of man, con - fidered as a fenfitive being capable of pleafure and pain: and though he flatters himfelf with having made fome progrefs in that important fcience; he is however too fenfible of its extent and difficulty, to undertake it pro - felfediy, or to avow it as the chief purpofe of the pre - fent work. ❋ Unknown (1772)

And here let the Atheift himfelf call up the ac - count of the dangers confequent to Chriftia - nity, and it can all amount but to this, the deprivation (or rather moderation) of fbme Jrefent fenfual pleafures, or the incurring of bme prefent fenfitive pains; the former in, the daily exercife of Temperance and Mor - tification; the latter, (more rarely and oftner in purpofe than ad) the fuffering for Righte - oulnefs 'fake. ❋ Unknown (1705)

The leaves of the fenfitive-plant muft dedart The truth of my well - beloved (he; ❋ Unknown (1781)