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self criticism disapproves is always instantly annulled, because there is no diffienlty in doing this.
Finally, all the different feelings which as we noticed, accompanied the different operations of self controlled conduct equally accompany those of reasoning, although they are not quite so vivid.

The parallelism is thus perfect.
Nor, I repeat could it fail to be so, if our description of the phenomena of controlled conduct was true, since reasoning is only a special kind of controlled conduct.

Let us now consider the defendent argument.
It rests on two premisses, to wit:

1st, that it is unthinkable that a conclusion should be drawn for any other reason than that it will be accompanied by a feeling of logicality.

2nd, that if all reasoning is determined by our feeling od logicality, there can be no distinction of good and bad reasoning.