A Lecture On the Preservation of Health
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From what I have said, it must appear, that life is a forced state, depending on the action of external powers upon the excitability;and that, by their continued action, if they are properly regulated, the excitability will be gradually and insensibly exhausted; andlife will be resigned into the hands of him who gave it, without astruggle, and without a groan.
We see then, that nature operates in supporting the living part ofthe creation, by laws as simple and beautiful as those by which theina...nimate world is governed. In the latter we see the order andharmony which is observed by the planets, and their satellites, intheir revolution round the great source of heat and light.
'-----All combin'd 'and ruled unerring, by that single power 'which draws the stone projected, to the ground. ' In the animated part of the creation, we observe those beautifulphenomena which are exhibited by an almost infinite variety ofindividuals, all depending upon one simple law, the action of theexciting powers on the excitability.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From what I have said, it must appear, that life is a forced state, depending on the action of external powers upon the excitability;and that, by their continued action, if they are properly regulated, the excitability will be gradually and insensibly exhausted; andlife will be resigned into the hands of him who gave it, without astruggle, and without a groan.
We see then, that nature operates in supporting the living part ofthe creation, by laws as simple and beautiful as those by which theina...nimate world is governed. In the latter we see the order andharmony which is observed by the planets, and their satellites, intheir revolution round the great source of heat and light.
'-----All combin'd 'and ruled unerring, by that single power 'which draws the stone projected, to the ground. ' In the animated part of the creation, we observe those beautifulphenomena which are exhibited by an almost infinite variety ofindividuals, all depending upon one simple law, the action of theexciting powers on the excitability.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garnett Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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