Some Fruits of Solitude: By William Penn
Some Fruits of Solitude: By William Penn
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To be sure Virtue is but a Supplement, and not a Principal in their Portion and Character: And therefore we see so little Wisdom or Goodness among the Rich, in propor- tion to their Wealth.
A COUNTRY LIFE 220. The Country Life is to be pre- ferred; for there we see the Works 99 ^ Reflections and Maxims of God; but in Cities little else but the Works of Men: And the one makes a better Subject for our Con- templation than the other.
221. As Puppets are to Men, and Babies to Children, so is Man's ...Workmanship to God's: We are the Picture, he the Reality.
222. God's Works declare his Power, Wisdom and Goodness; but Man's Works, for the most part, his Pride, Folly and Excess. The one is for use, the other, chiefly, for Osten- tation and Lust, 223. The Country is both the Phi- losopher's Garden and his Library, in which he Reads and Contemplates the Power, Wisdom and Goodness of God.
224. It is his Food as well as Study; Reflections and Maxims ¥!^ and gives him Life, as well as Learn- ing.
225.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To be sure Virtue is but a Supplement, and not a Principal in their Portion and Character: And therefore we see so little Wisdom or Goodness among the Rich, in propor- tion to their Wealth.
A COUNTRY LIFE 220. The Country Life is to be pre- ferred; for there we see the Works 99 ^ Reflections and Maxims of God; but in Cities little else but the Works of Men: And the one makes a better Subject for our Con- templation than the other.
221. As Puppets are to Men, and Babies to Children, so is Man's ...Workmanship to God's: We are the Picture, he the Reality.
222. God's Works declare his Power, Wisdom and Goodness; but Man's Works, for the most part, his Pride, Folly and Excess. The one is for use, the other, chiefly, for Osten- tation and Lust, 223. The Country is both the Phi- losopher's Garden and his Library, in which he Reads and Contemplates the Power, Wisdom and Goodness of God.
224. It is his Food as well as Study; Reflections and Maxims ¥!^ and gives him Life, as well as Learn- ing.
225.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Penn William to read onlineMoreLess
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