Characteristicks of Men Manners Opinions Times volume 2
Characteristicks of Men Manners Opinions Times volume 2
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'Twas the rough Draught of Man, the E/Jay or firfi Effort of Nature, a Species in the Birth, a Kind as yet imjormd; not in its natural State, but under Violence, and Mill reftlefs, till it at- taint its natural Perfection.
And thus, faid Theocles (addrefling ftill more particularly to the old Gentleman) the Cafe mufl neceffarily fland, even on the fup- pofal '< That there was ever fuch a Condition lt or State of Men, when as yet they were unaflb- " ciated, unacquainted, andconfequently with- ' ...c out any Language or Form of Art. " But 4t That it was their natural State, to live thus fe- 4i parately, " can never without Abfurditybeal- low'd. For foonermay you divefl the Creature of any other Feeling or Arfeclion, than that towards Society and his Likcnefs. Allowing you, however, the Power of diverting him at plea- fure; allowing you to reduce even whole Parts and Members of his prefent Frame; wou'd you 3 i4 The MORALISTS, you transform him thus, and call him flill a Man? Yet better might you do this indeed, than you cou'd flrip him of his natural AffeBions, feparate him from all his Kind, and inclofmg him like fome folitary Infedi in a Shell, declare him lull a Man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Twas the rough Draught of Man, the E/Jay or firfi Effort of Nature, a Species in the Birth, a Kind as yet imjormd; not in its natural State, but under Violence, and Mill reftlefs, till it at- taint its natural Perfection.
And thus, faid Theocles (addrefling ftill more particularly to the old Gentleman) the Cafe mufl neceffarily fland, even on the fup- pofal '< That there was ever fuch a Condition lt or State of Men, when as yet they were unaflb- " ciated, unacquainted, andconfequently with- ' ...c out any Language or Form of Art. " But 4t That it was their natural State, to live thus fe- 4i parately, " can never without Abfurditybeal- low'd. For foonermay you divefl the Creature of any other Feeling or Arfeclion, than that towards Society and his Likcnefs. Allowing you, however, the Power of diverting him at plea- fure; allowing you to reduce even whole Parts and Members of his prefent Frame; wou'd you 3 i4 The MORALISTS, you transform him thus, and call him flill a Man? Yet better might you do this indeed, than you cou'd flrip him of his natural AffeBions, feparate him from all his Kind, and inclofmg him like fome folitary Infedi in a Shell, declare him lull a Man.
What to read after Characteristicks of Men Manners Opinions Times volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anthony Ashley Cooper Shaftesbury to read onlineMoreLess
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