Concerning Animals And Other Matters
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There are things inNature still which prompt the naturalist who has not atrophied his innereye and starved his imagination to cry out: Science . . . Why preyest thou thus upon the poet's heart, Vulture, whose wings are dull realities?
Supposing there should be in the unseen universe an evil spirit, an impof malice and mischief, not Milton's Satan, but the Deil of Burns: Whyles ranging, like a roaring lion, For prey, a' holes an' corners tryin; Whyles on the strong-winged tempest flyin, Tirlin t...he kirks; Whyles in the human bosom pryin, and supposing him to crave possession of a body through which he mightget into touch with this material world and express himself in outwardforms and motions; then oh! how fitly were this bat explained.
But let us go back to firm ground. If you compare a dog's profile withthat of a horse you will note at once that the nostrils are in advanceof the lips, and have a kind of portal to themselves. This is a distinctadvance. The sense of smell has come to the front and pushed aside thelower sense of touch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are things inNature still which prompt the naturalist who has not atrophied his innereye and starved his imagination to cry out: Science . . . Why preyest thou thus upon the poet's heart, Vulture, whose wings are dull realities?
Supposing there should be in the unseen universe an evil spirit, an impof malice and mischief, not Milton's Satan, but the Deil of Burns: Whyles ranging, like a roaring lion, For prey, a' holes an' corners tryin; Whyles on the strong-winged tempest flyin, Tirlin t...he kirks; Whyles in the human bosom pryin, and supposing him to crave possession of a body through which he mightget into touch with this material world and express himself in outwardforms and motions; then oh! how fitly were this bat explained.
But let us go back to firm ground. If you compare a dog's profile withthat of a horse you will note at once that the nostrils are in advanceof the lips, and have a kind of portal to themselves. This is a distinctadvance. The sense of smell has come to the front and pushed aside thelower sense of touch.
What to read after Concerning Animals And Other Matters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aitken Edward Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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