Letters On the English Nation volume 2
Letters On the English Nation volume 2
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IN this way will the Englim conftitution one day expire, as it appears to my eyes, who behold objects with lefs partiality, than thofe natives who either oppofc or defend the minifterial power. I am, fours, &c. H 3 LET- LETTER XXXVIII. LETTER XXXVIII. To the Reverend Father BATISTA G u i A N I, at Rome. Dear S i R, IS it not true, that individuals may be very defective in one fenfe, and very perfect in another ? the eye may fcarce have accura- cy enough to diftinguiih colours at a little dif- t...ance, and yet the ear may be fo perfect as to difcover the fucceeding notes in the dy- ing vibration of one firing, or expiring found of one bell j whilft another perfon mall dif- cover the leafl deviation from true drawing, or varying made of the fame colour, and not diftinguim one 'air or tune from another: the fame is equally true in the other fenfes of fmelling, touching, and hearing. THIS obfervation has led me to imagine, that the fame degrees of excellence which are to be found in the fenfes of individuals, may chara<5terife a whole nation in this re- fpecl:.
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IN this way will the Englim conftitution one day expire, as it appears to my eyes, who behold objects with lefs partiality, than thofe natives who either oppofc or defend the minifterial power. I am, fours, &c. H 3 LET- LETTER XXXVIII. LETTER XXXVIII. To the Reverend Father BATISTA G u i A N I, at Rome. Dear S i R, IS it not true, that individuals may be very defective in one fenfe, and very perfect in another ? the eye may fcarce have accura- cy enough to diftinguiih colours at a little dif- t...ance, and yet the ear may be fo perfect as to difcover the fucceeding notes in the dy- ing vibration of one firing, or expiring found of one bell j whilft another perfon mall dif- cover the leafl deviation from true drawing, or varying made of the fame colour, and not diftinguim one 'air or tune from another: the fame is equally true in the other fenfes of fmelling, touching, and hearing. THIS obfervation has led me to imagine, that the fame degrees of excellence which are to be found in the fenfes of individuals, may chara<5terife a whole nation in this re- fpecl:.
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