Immortality And Rasselas:
Immortality And Rasselas:
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. [He] spent day after day on the banks of rivulets sheltered with trees, where he sometimes listened to the birds in the branches, sometimes observed the fish playing in the stream, and anon cast his eyes upon the pastures and mountains filled with animals" (pp. 610-11). These observations lead the prince to the complaint we have examined above, a complaint remarkably similar to the one expressed in Wollaston's tract. In fact, the major difference between the two is that while Rasselas conclud...es declaratively that providence will balance his sufferings with comparable enjoyments, Wollaston's persona, coming to the same conclusion, expresses it via a series of rhetorical questions Can I then be .designed for nothing further, than just to eat, drink, sleep, walk about, and act upon this earth; that is, to have no further being, than what these brutes have, so far beneath me? Can I be made capable of such great expectations , which those animals know nothing of (happier by far in this regard than I am, if we must die alike ) , only to be disappointed at last ?
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. [He] spent day after day on the banks of rivulets sheltered with trees, where he sometimes listened to the birds in the branches, sometimes observed the fish playing in the stream, and anon cast his eyes upon the pastures and mountains filled with animals" (pp. 610-11). These observations lead the prince to the complaint we have examined above, a complaint remarkably similar to the one expressed in Wollaston's tract. In fact, the major difference between the two is that while Rasselas conclud...es declaratively that providence will balance his sufferings with comparable enjoyments, Wollaston's persona, coming to the same conclusion, expresses it via a series of rhetorical questions Can I then be .designed for nothing further, than just to eat, drink, sleep, walk about, and act upon this earth; that is, to have no further being, than what these brutes have, so far beneath me? Can I be made capable of such great expectations , which those animals know nothing of (happier by far in this regard than I am, if we must die alike ) , only to be disappointed at last ?
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