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 1 3|    as a whole the individual man is such a least part; of
 2 3|     a process any individual man has been mixed with any
 3 4|  that the olfactory sense of man is inferior in acuteness
 4 4| senses, the least perfect of Man’s sense of Touch, on the
 5 5|     Of this species of odour man alone is sensible; the other,
 6 5|   such odours is peculiar to man is found in the characteristic
 7 5|      characteristic state of man’s brain. For his brain is
 8 5|   not in all animals, but in man and certain other sanguineous
 9 5|     to human beings, because man’s brain is, in proportion
10 5|     of the further fact that man alone, so to speak, among