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the Cafe of the Elephant — hut all thefe thinirj done 'without Intel- 

 leB. — The Brute has no Conception of M'lnd^ confequently has no 

 Ideas ; — in Practice, does not aci from any Opinion i^/'Good or 111. 

 — If he had Intelled^ it ivould be more perfect than the Intelleft of 

 Man. — llje Brute acls from Inftind:. — Definition o/Intelled:. — 

 This Definition explained. — The Brute^ being directed by Supreme 

 Wifdom^ better directed than ive are. — The Infincl of Brutes ex- 

 plained from the Motions of Plants^ and even of Bodies unorganized, 

 — The Anions of the Brute fJoo'w that he is not atluated by the go- 

 'uerninor Principle of the Intelledual Life^ z'iz. the Idea of iht Fair 

 and the Handlbme. — The Cafe of the Brutes that are domeflicated^ 

 fuch as tiie Dog and the Elephant. — Thefe have fome appearances 

 of Virtue., fuch as that <?/ Gratitude, but only the appearance. — One 

 great difference betix^ixt the Man and the Brute, that the Man is 

 diffatisfed ivith his Condition^ envies and repines^ — but the Brute 

 never does. — This accounted for. — Porphyry, the Philofopher, of 

 Opinion^ that the Brutes have Intellect as ivell as vue. — His Er- 

 ror accounted for. — Of the Orang Outangs of India — believed by 

 all the Indians to be men — live in little Societies — propagate 

 ivith Women^ and the Offspring propagates, — One feen in the Ifland 

 of Sumatra by a French Gentlemayi — melancholy arid difcontented 

 ivith its Condition, but not malicious. — The Orang Outang not of 

 a Species of Man different from us. — No Div if ion of Man, or of 

 the loivef Species of any Genus, into other Speciefes. — Origin of 

 the Error vohich fuppofes Different Speciefes of Men, is the not 

 knovuing the Progrefs 0/ Man. — This Char a^erijiic of him, part 

 of the antiefit Definition of him.— From Buffons Account of the 

 Orang Outang he faiv, he mujl have been a Man — he vuanted 

 nothing but Speech, ivhich he could not have at his Time of 

 Life. — had more underflanding than any Child among us. — No- 

 thing but Vanity can hinder us from being convinced of the Orang 



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