Quote by David Hume

But though there be naturally a wide difference in point of delicacy between one person and another, nothing tends further to encrease and improve this talent, than practice in a particular art, and the frequent survey or contemplation of a particular species of beauty.


But though there be naturally a wide difference in point of

Summary

This quote suggests that while individuals may have varying degrees of sensitivity and refinement, the best way to enhance and refine one's sense of delicacy is through practice in a specific art form or through regular exposure to a particular type of beauty. By actively engaging with and contemplating a specific aspect of beauty, one can develop a greater appreciation and understanding of it, ultimately refining their own sensibilities in the process.

By David Hume
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