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... . In different Individuals . 6. Mixed Flavours . 7. & 8. Vitiated and morbid Palates . 9. Their Pleasures and Habits . 10. Why fixed and indispensable . 11. Intoxicating Qualities . CHAP . II . OF SMELL . 1. Its Organs A 2 [ iii ]
... . In different Individuals . 6. Mixed Flavours . 7. & 8. Vitiated and morbid Palates . 9. Their Pleasures and Habits . 10. Why fixed and indispensable . 11. Intoxicating Qualities . CHAP . II . OF SMELL . 1. Its Organs A 2 [ iii ]
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Richard Payne Knight. CHAP . II . OF SMELL . 1. Its Organs , and their Modes of Action . 2. Connected with mental Sympathies in Brutes . 3. In Dogs . 4. In Oxen . 5. Mr. Burke's Opinion considered . 6. Sexual Sympathies of Brutes . CHAP ...
Richard Payne Knight. CHAP . II . OF SMELL . 1. Its Organs , and their Modes of Action . 2. Connected with mental Sympathies in Brutes . 3. In Dogs . 4. In Oxen . 5. Mr. Burke's Opinion considered . 6. Sexual Sympathies of Brutes . CHAP ...
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... smells , or flavours , as of beautiful forms , colours , and sounds ; but , nevertheless , we apply the epithet to a problem , a syllogism , or a period , as familiarly , and ( as far as we can judge from authority ) as correctly as to ...
... smells , or flavours , as of beautiful forms , colours , and sounds ; but , nevertheless , we apply the epithet to a problem , a syllogism , or a period , as familiarly , and ( as far as we can judge from authority ) as correctly as to ...
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... than those of any race of mankind ; but their desires seem , in general , to be excited by smell , rather than by sight or contact . If , however , a boar can C think a sow the sweetest and most lovely of living INTRODUCTION . 17.
... than those of any race of mankind ; but their desires seem , in general , to be excited by smell , rather than by sight or contact . If , however , a boar can C think a sow the sweetest and most lovely of living INTRODUCTION . 17.
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... smell is much more impartial , and less liable to be influenced or perverted by mental sympathies , than that of sight ; there being no communications of thought or sentiment from one mind to another ( at least among human creatures ) ...
... smell is much more impartial , and less liable to be influenced or perverted by mental sympathies , than that of sight ; there being no communications of thought or sentiment from one mind to another ( at least among human creatures ) ...
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