Quote by Charles Dickens

have you taken leave of your senses

have you taken leave of your senses

Summary

This quote is often used to express astonishment or disbelief when someone's actions or words seem irrational or unreasonable. It suggests that the person in question has lost touch with reality or has temporarily lost their ability to think logically. It is a rhetorical question that conveys surprise at the perceived absurdity of someone's behavior or ideas.

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