The Californian And Overland Monthly volume 77
The Californian And Overland Monthly volume 77
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If one felt like contradicting another, it was only in the form "Don't you think so and so?" In fact, that was one great charm in Mr. Dar- win's conversation: "Have you ever noticed so and so?" proceeding to tell you of some observation of his own. Or. "Don't you think the reason is this ?" whatever it might happen to be, thus putting his listener on a par with him- self, both as an observer and a reasoner.
The courtesy of his manner seemed to spring from the true simplicity of his nature, toge...ther with an innate regard for others. Wherever he saw a spark of the naturalist's soul in a young person, he knew how to fan it into life. This was the case with Sir John Lubbock, when a lad. Living in the adjoining parish, Mr. Dar- win used to meet him on his country rambles, poking over living things. He encouraged these boyish researches, and that boy became one of the world's great scientific observers.
All the children of the family were brought up with a reverent love for living things; to them in all their after lives nothing seemed "common or unclean.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If one felt like contradicting another, it was only in the form "Don't you think so and so?" In fact, that was one great charm in Mr. Dar- win's conversation: "Have you ever noticed so and so?" proceeding to tell you of some observation of his own. Or. "Don't you think the reason is this ?" whatever it might happen to be, thus putting his listener on a par with him- self, both as an observer and a reasoner.
The courtesy of his manner seemed to spring from the true simplicity of his nature, toge...ther with an innate regard for others. Wherever he saw a spark of the naturalist's soul in a young person, he knew how to fan it into life. This was the case with Sir John Lubbock, when a lad. Living in the adjoining parish, Mr. Dar- win used to meet him on his country rambles, poking over living things. He encouraged these boyish researches, and that boy became one of the world's great scientific observers.
All the children of the family were brought up with a reverent love for living things; to them in all their after lives nothing seemed "common or unclean.
What to read after The Californian And Overland Monthly volume 77?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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