On the defective vision ofthe Horse
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The following very curious facts az
mentioned by DR.. Knox, in his valuable Ps
|per on the Comparative Anatomy OF my
Eye. lately communicated to the koyS
Society of Edinburgh. d


IL observed very singular fact 10 !. Al, ns
Irica, which first awakened my susPiic'Ou.'
relative to the defective vision of the hol'.


In that country We were forced ffOm ,,
deficiency of pasturage, to allow our nu'' s,
es to Craze at perfect liberty on the op,a n
deserts. and they, SO situated, seemed ... ~
acquire many Of the habits which the .,lt az
imal would probably possess in Per,,'e'T;1a ,'e =
wild state. They grazed, generally ,ar:., Of o.
small troops. to which an entire horse, ". y.
one Of the boldest of the geldings. 'ss"