Characters And Passages From Note Books
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Some men have declard against Aristotle, not so much because he was in an error, as because he was in Authority.
He that would hit the Mark he levels at, must shut one eie, and take his aime with the other : So he that would attaine to perfection in any one Study, must lay by all his other Ingenuity, and apply himself wholly to that which he proposes.
The sceptique Philosopher that sayd wit was not Invention, nor Similitude, not apt Metaphor ; but inference. Induction &c. , might as wel have sa...yd that a Jewel is not all Diamond or Rubie, but gold and enamell. But the Truth is, every man would gladly have it that, which he believers he has jnost of himself, atid not that he wants.
He that apply's himself to understand things that are not to be known uses his wit and Industry like the edg of a Tool, that 399 CRITICISMS UPON is Cut upon a thing that is too hard for it ; beside his loss of Labour he dos but render it more blunt and dull then it was before.
The Invention of the vibration of a Pendulum was intended to settle a certaine Measure of Continuity all the world over, which should have its foundation in Nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some men have declard against Aristotle, not so much because he was in an error, as because he was in Authority.
He that would hit the Mark he levels at, must shut one eie, and take his aime with the other : So he that would attaine to perfection in any one Study, must lay by all his other Ingenuity, and apply himself wholly to that which he proposes.
The sceptique Philosopher that sayd wit was not Invention, nor Similitude, not apt Metaphor ; but inference. Induction &c. , might as wel have sa...yd that a Jewel is not all Diamond or Rubie, but gold and enamell. But the Truth is, every man would gladly have it that, which he believers he has jnost of himself, atid not that he wants.
He that apply's himself to understand things that are not to be known uses his wit and Industry like the edg of a Tool, that 399 CRITICISMS UPON is Cut upon a thing that is too hard for it ; beside his loss of Labour he dos but render it more blunt and dull then it was before.
The Invention of the vibration of a Pendulum was intended to settle a certaine Measure of Continuity all the world over, which should have its foundation in Nature.
What to read after Characters And Passages From Note Books?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butler Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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