The book of Nature 3
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Ed. 4to. Edin. 1812." With which compare, relating to the same individual, ^' History of James Mitchel, a Boy born Blind and Deaf, &c. By James Wardrop, F.R.S." Ed. 4to. 1813.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC OF COMMON SENSE. 169 lately, some small glimmering of light and co* lours. * But, upon the northern hypothesis, he ought not only to have some idea of these qualities of bodies, but a most true and correct idea, probably more so, instead of less so, than that of other persons j since he is said to ob...tain it from a faculty which is not supposed to be injured, and since the want of one sense is usually found to strengthen the remainder.
With respect to the idea of extension, indeed, which, by some philosophers, is thought to be the most difficult of the whole, it appears to me that it is capable of being obtained with at least as much perspicuity as that of most other qualities of bodies, and more so than ideas of many of them j for we have in this instance the power of touch to correct that of sight, or vice versa; while in a mul- titude of other instances we are compelled to trust to one sense alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ed. 4to. Edin. 1812." With which compare, relating to the same individual, ^' History of James Mitchel, a Boy born Blind and Deaf, &c. By James Wardrop, F.R.S." Ed. 4to. 1813.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC OF COMMON SENSE. 169 lately, some small glimmering of light and co* lours. * But, upon the northern hypothesis, he ought not only to have some idea of these qualities of bodies, but a most true and correct idea, probably more so, instead of less so, than that of other persons j since he is said to ob...tain it from a faculty which is not supposed to be injured, and since the want of one sense is usually found to strengthen the remainder.
With respect to the idea of extension, indeed, which, by some philosophers, is thought to be the most difficult of the whole, it appears to me that it is capable of being obtained with at least as much perspicuity as that of most other qualities of bodies, and more so than ideas of many of them j for we have in this instance the power of touch to correct that of sight, or vice versa; while in a mul- titude of other instances we are compelled to trust to one sense alone.
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