Nature Displayed Designed to Excite the Youthful Mind to Piety And Virtue
Nature Displayed Designed to Excite the Youthful Mind to Piety And Virtue
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Why should he wish for broader shoulders to be en- abled to carry heavier burdens, when the ox, the camel, and the elephant are his servants he wants not claws like the lion, nor tusks like the wild boar ; if he needs defence, he can call in other animals to his aid ; he can oppose his ene- mies with ramparts of wood and stone ; he can make use of the substances which are offered to him in abundance to screen him from injuries.
Son. Will you be so kind as to give me some information concerning ...the human body ?
59 father. The most striking part of the hu- man body is the face ; and here you will re- mark a peculiar proof of Divine Wisdom, in this, that every human countenance is easily distinguished from another.
Son. I have often observed it, but do not at once see the advantage resulting from it.
Father. But for this there would be no se- curity to our persons, no certainty nor enjoy- ment of our property ; the good would often be mistaken for the bad the innocent would often suffer for the guilty there would be no means of distinguishing between friends and foes, between father and child; all would be con- fusion : as Providence, however, has now ar- ranged it, no two human countenances are alike.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why should he wish for broader shoulders to be en- abled to carry heavier burdens, when the ox, the camel, and the elephant are his servants he wants not claws like the lion, nor tusks like the wild boar ; if he needs defence, he can call in other animals to his aid ; he can oppose his ene- mies with ramparts of wood and stone ; he can make use of the substances which are offered to him in abundance to screen him from injuries.
Son. Will you be so kind as to give me some information concerning ...the human body ?
59 father. The most striking part of the hu- man body is the face ; and here you will re- mark a peculiar proof of Divine Wisdom, in this, that every human countenance is easily distinguished from another.
Son. I have often observed it, but do not at once see the advantage resulting from it.
Father. But for this there would be no se- curity to our persons, no certainty nor enjoy- ment of our property ; the good would often be mistaken for the bad the innocent would often suffer for the guilty there would be no means of distinguishing between friends and foes, between father and child; all would be con- fusion : as Providence, however, has now ar- ranged it, no two human countenances are alike.
What to read after Nature Displayed Designed to Excite the Youthful Mind to Piety And Virtue?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J F Joannes Florentius Martinet to read onlineMoreLess
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