Rational Cosmology: Or, the Eternal Principles And the Necessary Laws of the ...
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What grows downward will adapt it- self to its destined ends in its constituted wants, and the root will have its distinguishing characteristics, and so what grows upward will in the same way conform to its end, and the branch, bud, and leaf^ will have their peculiar charac- teristics. All radicles must thus differ from their stock ' and branches, for the wants of the whole plant make both necessary, and each a necessity in its own peculiar end for the grand general end of the whole, and hence ...each must be fitted for its own function, and the whole plant, root, stock, and lea^ becomes an organic existence, having unity and identity in every part, and the whole as truly a means for the end of each part as each part is a means for the grand end of the whole.
The material forces which are to be combined and as- similated, will be diffused through the soil beneath and the air above, hence the radicles will separate themselves on all sides through the soil, and the branches on all sides through the air, or go off successively, and more or less diffusively as the plant needs, from a tap-root below and a main trunk above.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What grows downward will adapt it- self to its destined ends in its constituted wants, and the root will have its distinguishing characteristics, and so what grows upward will in the same way conform to its end, and the branch, bud, and leaf^ will have their peculiar charac- teristics. All radicles must thus differ from their stock ' and branches, for the wants of the whole plant make both necessary, and each a necessity in its own peculiar end for the grand general end of the whole, and hence ...each must be fitted for its own function, and the whole plant, root, stock, and lea^ becomes an organic existence, having unity and identity in every part, and the whole as truly a means for the end of each part as each part is a means for the grand end of the whole.
The material forces which are to be combined and as- similated, will be diffused through the soil beneath and the air above, hence the radicles will separate themselves on all sides through the soil, and the branches on all sides through the air, or go off successively, and more or less diffusively as the plant needs, from a tap-root below and a main trunk above.
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