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5. In paragraph 4, Hume brings up the concept
of comparison-an issue he continues to
develop throughout the essay. He says, "A dog
and a horse may be of the very same size,
while the one is admired for the greatness of
its bulk, and the other for the smallness."
Which of the following statements best
describes Hume's purpose for including this
sentence?



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