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...the mind, without any previous consideration, pronounces at first sight beautiful or deformed. Thus we see that every different species of sensible creatures...feather, and never •discovering any charms but in the colour of its species. ' Scit thalamo servare fidem, sanctasque veretur Cannubii leges.; nan ilium...

...the mind, without any previous consideration, pronounces 3t first sight beautiful or deformed. Thus we see, that every different species of sensible creatures...same shape and proportion, where we often see the male determined in his courtship by the single grain or tincture of a feather, and never discovering...

...have stood thus — " Beauty or deformity in one *' piece of nlatter, more than in another." " Thus we see that every different species of '* sensible...than in birds of the same " shape and proportion, when we often see the " male determined in his courtship by the single " grain or tincture of a feather,...

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...no where more remarkable, than in birds of the same shape and proportion, when we often see the male determined in his courtship by the single grain or...feather, and never discovering any charms but in the colour of its species.' Neither is there here any particular elegance or felicity of language. Different...

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...mind, without any previous consideration, pronounces at the first sight, beautiful or deformed. Thus we see that every different species of sensible creatures...different notions of beauty, and that each of them is roost affected with the beauties of its own kind. This is no where more remarkable than in birds of...

...not immediately affect their persons or property. We see that every different «pecies of sentible creatures has its different notions of beauty, and that each of them il affecUd with the beantla of its own kind. ADDISOX. Without concern he hears, bot bears from far,...