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It is the infirmity of our nature that if we essay to carry on two parallel trains of thought, or to give our attention simultaneously to two distinct ob- jects, one or the other of them must lose by it. But here is a universe comprising a myriad of worlds, every sphere with its own peculiar tenantry, and all united in subtle and inexplicable relations, the nearest orb with the most remote, the lowest race with the most exalted ; and the primal law which underlies the stupendous scheme is, that... in these millions of worlds no child can be born, no sparrow can fall, no wind can blow, no flower can bloom, no insect can float through the air, without engaging the distinct cognizance of the Divine Mind. A sovereignty like this awes us. The half-skeptical inquiry v:iU rise, ' How can these things be V And it costs us a struggle to believe that, with such a charge upon his hands. He can bestow more than an occasional glance and a transi- tory thought upon us and ours. But this mistrust has its answer in the history of the race, every page of which illustrates as well the actual supervision exercised by the Supreme Being over all affairs, from the greatest to the least, as his special guardianship over his people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the infirmity of our nature that if we essay to carry on two parallel trains of thought, or to give our attention simultaneously to two distinct ob- jects, one or the other of them must lose by it. But here is a universe comprising a myriad of worlds, every sphere with its own peculiar tenantry, and all united in subtle and inexplicable relations, the nearest orb with the most remote, the lowest race with the most exalted ; and the primal law which underlies the stupendous scheme is, that... in these millions of worlds no child can be born, no sparrow can fall, no wind can blow, no flower can bloom, no insect can float through the air, without engaging the distinct cognizance of the Divine Mind. A sovereignty like this awes us. The half-skeptical inquiry v:iU rise, ' How can these things be V And it costs us a struggle to believe that, with such a charge upon his hands. He can bestow more than an occasional glance and a transi- tory thought upon us and ours. But this mistrust has its answer in the history of the race, every page of which illustrates as well the actual supervision exercised by the Supreme Being over all affairs, from the greatest to the least, as his special guardianship over his people.
What to read after Mottoes for the New Year As Given in Span Classsearchtermtextsspan of?
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