Letters to Brother John On Life Health And Disease
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" No one can deny that a tree, which has been cut down and cut up piecemeal, has suffered injury as a free has had the integrity of its per- fection, as a tree, destroyed. My assertion, there- fore, is still sound that you cannot withdraw any object from its natural sphere, without detriment to that object.
Here is a limestone : it would have remained perfect limestone, probably for ever, had it been left in its natural position, the quarry. But I have LETTERS TO BKuTIIEK JOHV. 189 withdrawn it... from its natural sphere I have broken its natural relation to surrounding- objects I have thrown it in the fire, and exposed it to a shower of rain and, behold ! it crumbles into dust.
Here is a "winking Mary-bud": had I left it in the field whence I abstracted it, it would have gone on winking as prettily as any Mary-bud of them all: but I have planted it in tallow, and, watered it with ink, (never mind the bull, ) and behold, it is dead ! Poor flower ! How piteously thou look'st dropping ink, instead of dew, upon thy greasy bed !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" No one can deny that a tree, which has been cut down and cut up piecemeal, has suffered injury as a free has had the integrity of its per- fection, as a tree, destroyed. My assertion, there- fore, is still sound that you cannot withdraw any object from its natural sphere, without detriment to that object.
Here is a limestone : it would have remained perfect limestone, probably for ever, had it been left in its natural position, the quarry. But I have LETTERS TO BKuTIIEK JOHV. 189 withdrawn it... from its natural sphere I have broken its natural relation to surrounding- objects I have thrown it in the fire, and exposed it to a shower of rain and, behold ! it crumbles into dust.
Here is a "winking Mary-bud": had I left it in the field whence I abstracted it, it would have gone on winking as prettily as any Mary-bud of them all: but I have planted it in tallow, and, watered it with ink, (never mind the bull, ) and behold, it is dead ! Poor flower ! How piteously thou look'st dropping ink, instead of dew, upon thy greasy bed !
What to read after Letters to Brother John On Life Health And Disease?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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