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... animals , who ftill follow her laws , and even of thofe to whom she has given difpofitions more fierce , and arms more terrible than ever the intended we fhould ufe . It is an inconteftible truth , that there is more havock made in one ...
... animals , who ftill follow her laws , and even of thofe to whom she has given difpofitions more fierce , and arms more terrible than ever the intended we fhould ufe . It is an inconteftible truth , that there is more havock made in one ...
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... animals in their greatest terrours , or fu- ries , has ever done , or ever could do ! Thefe evils are not accidental . Whoever will take the pains to confider the nature of society , will find they refult directly from its conftitution ...
... animals in their greatest terrours , or fu- ries , has ever done , or ever could do ! Thefe evils are not accidental . Whoever will take the pains to confider the nature of society , will find they refult directly from its conftitution ...
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... Animals 197 XXI . Smell and Tafte . Bitters and Stenches XXII . Feeling . Pain . 198 290 PART III . I. Of Beauty - 203 II . Proportion not the caufe of Beauty in Vege- * tables 205 III . Proportion not the cause of Beauty in Animals IV ...
... Animals 197 XXI . Smell and Tafte . Bitters and Stenches XXII . Feeling . Pain . 198 290 PART III . I. Of Beauty - 203 II . Proportion not the caufe of Beauty in Vege- * tables 205 III . Proportion not the cause of Beauty in Animals IV ...
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... animals , and which we may in fome fort be faid to have even with the inanimate world . The paffions belonging to the prefervation of the individual , turn wholly on pain and danger : thofe which belong to generation , have their origin ...
... animals , and which we may in fome fort be faid to have even with the inanimate world . The paffions belonging to the prefervation of the individual , turn wholly on pain and danger : thofe which belong to generation , have their origin ...
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... animals ; and as he is not defigned like them to live at large , it is fit that he fhould have fomething to create a prefer- ence , and fix his choice ; and this in general should be fome fenfible quality ; as no other can so quickly ...
... animals ; and as he is not defigned like them to live at large , it is fit that he fhould have fomething to create a prefer- ence , and fix his choice ; and this in general should be fome fenfible quality ; as no other can so quickly ...
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