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another, that if it proved to be the latter, there might be a hope of removing it, but there would then be a Probability that it might attack some Part where it might be dangerous to Life - that if It was the former there was more reason to think the disorder would be permanent, without affecting Life; but that it was also possible It might proceed from local Causes, which might come to affect the Life. [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] That on the whole there was more ground to fear than to hope, and more reason to apprehend durable Insanity than death.
