'Of Genius', in The Occasional Paper, and Preface to The Creation by Aaron Hill
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Printed for EM. MATTHEWS at the _Bible_ in _Pater-Noster-Row_; J. ROBERTS, in _Warwick-Lane_; J. HARRISON, under the _Royal Exchange_; and A. DODD, without _Temple-Bar_. MDCCXIX. OF GENIUS. It is a Matter of common Observation, that there is a vast Variety in the Bent of Mens Minds. Some have a Taste of one Way of Living, some of another; some have a Turn for one kind of Employment, others for what is quite different. Whether this be from the Constitution of the Mind itself, as some Soils are more apt to produce some Plants and Herbs than others; or from the Laws of Union between the Body and Mind, as some Climates are more kindly to nurse particular Vegetables than others; or from the immediate Impulse of that Power which governs the World, is not so easy to determine. |
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