Park-Street Pulpit 1
Park-Street Pulpit 1
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As the servant of the mind, as the com- panion and temple of the soul, in its powers of adaptation, in the variety of its senses, as a medium through which unnumbered pleasures come to us, it is truly admirable. When in health, it is a marvel of accommodation. Through it we are able to appro- priate whatever is delightful to the eye, harmonious to the ear, and agreeable to the taste. It ministers to wants beyond its own, lends a charm to compan- ionship, and connects us in closest bonds of symp...athy with the world of Nature.
Regarded in one light, the Christian can but regret that he must depart from the mortal tenement in which for years he has lived and labored. Even the aged, thinking upon it as a life-long companion, and which, though often abused, was ever the object of unceasing care and solicitude, contemplate often with unfeigned sadness the gradual decline of its powers and the prospect of extinction. Then too, as a speci- men of divine ingenuity, it is so marvellous, as a medium of communication with the material world it is so facile, as a help to interpret the feelings be- tween soul and soul it is so quick and sensitive, so full of mobility, and perfectly adapted to human neces- sities, that it is natural and proper to mourn the extinc- tion of its powers and the lapse of its energies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the servant of the mind, as the com- panion and temple of the soul, in its powers of adaptation, in the variety of its senses, as a medium through which unnumbered pleasures come to us, it is truly admirable. When in health, it is a marvel of accommodation. Through it we are able to appro- priate whatever is delightful to the eye, harmonious to the ear, and agreeable to the taste. It ministers to wants beyond its own, lends a charm to compan- ionship, and connects us in closest bonds of symp...athy with the world of Nature.
Regarded in one light, the Christian can but regret that he must depart from the mortal tenement in which for years he has lived and labored. Even the aged, thinking upon it as a life-long companion, and which, though often abused, was ever the object of unceasing care and solicitude, contemplate often with unfeigned sadness the gradual decline of its powers and the prospect of extinction. Then too, as a speci- men of divine ingenuity, it is so marvellous, as a medium of communication with the material world it is so facile, as a help to interpret the feelings be- tween soul and soul it is so quick and sensitive, so full of mobility, and perfectly adapted to human neces- sities, that it is natural and proper to mourn the extinc- tion of its powers and the lapse of its energies.
What to read after Park-Street Pulpit 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murray William Henry Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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