An Analytical Inquiry Into the Principles of TasteT. Payne, 1806 - 473 ページ |
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... consequently , purely intellectual ; nor is the expression more figurative in the one than in the other * . If we speak , indeed , of any indi- vidual human form , the idea is not abstract ; but then it is complex : and of the ideas ...
... consequently , purely intellectual ; nor is the expression more figurative in the one than in the other * . If we speak , indeed , of any indi- vidual human form , the idea is not abstract ; but then it is complex : and of the ideas ...
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... consequently in- corporated with every thing that they taste . The African , who prefers a black complexion to a white one , perceives that it is black as clearly as we do ; and black has the same ana- logy with darkness , in his eyes ...
... consequently in- corporated with every thing that they taste . The African , who prefers a black complexion to a white one , perceives that it is black as clearly as we do ; and black has the same ana- logy with darkness , in his eyes ...
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... consequently given a name to that rule or criterion of just exertion in all the rest , which is the subject of the present inquiry : wherefore I shall examine it first ; and , after ' comparing it with those of its two kindred organs of ...
... consequently given a name to that rule or criterion of just exertion in all the rest , which is the subject of the present inquiry : wherefore I shall examine it first ; and , after ' comparing it with those of its two kindred organs of ...
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... consequently a medium of communication for every thing applied to them . 2. If any quantity of any other fluid of ex- actly the same quality and temperature be received into the mouth , it will produce no other sensation than that of ...
... consequently a medium of communication for every thing applied to them . 2. If any quantity of any other fluid of ex- actly the same quality and temperature be received into the mouth , it will produce no other sensation than that of ...
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... and the sense of hearing consequently lost or impaired , the lowest whisper will , nevertheless , be dis- CHAP , IV . Of Hearing . tinctly heard , PART I. SENSATION . 43 Ancient Coins, &c why interesting Of Deities Selfish Passions.
... and the sense of hearing consequently lost or impaired , the lowest whisper will , nevertheless , be dis- CHAP , IV . Of Hearing . tinctly heard , PART I. SENSATION . 43 Ancient Coins, &c why interesting Of Deities Selfish Passions.
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