The Interpretation of Nature
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The last of these great structural advances were made in the mammalian series ; the latest and incom- parably the most important -of the intel- lectual gains which look to this end were begun, or at least foreshadowed, in the lower groups, but were only carried very far in human society.
MOTHER AND CHILD. 193 The mechanical gains of the series of animals whence man has derived his frame and the cardinal motives of his mind con- sist in the development of the milk-glands and teats in the earlier... forms of the group, and the creation of the placenta in the later members of the series. By these contrivances the young are enabled to profit by the strength of the mother until they have passed by the peculiar weak- nesses of their early development. By these improvements in the relation of mother and child development can be maintained for a much longer time than in the more primitive system of parental relations, and thereby a greater measure of advance is made possible. Vast as is the profit of these singular bonds between the mother and infant, the greatest step towards the union of the strong with the weak is afforded by the expansion of the sympathies, by the growth of the affec- tion between the elders and the young of the species.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The last of these great structural advances were made in the mammalian series ; the latest and incom- parably the most important -of the intel- lectual gains which look to this end were begun, or at least foreshadowed, in the lower groups, but were only carried very far in human society.
MOTHER AND CHILD. 193 The mechanical gains of the series of animals whence man has derived his frame and the cardinal motives of his mind con- sist in the development of the milk-glands and teats in the earlier... forms of the group, and the creation of the placenta in the later members of the series. By these contrivances the young are enabled to profit by the strength of the mother until they have passed by the peculiar weak- nesses of their early development. By these improvements in the relation of mother and child development can be maintained for a much longer time than in the more primitive system of parental relations, and thereby a greater measure of advance is made possible. Vast as is the profit of these singular bonds between the mother and infant, the greatest step towards the union of the strong with the weak is afforded by the expansion of the sympathies, by the growth of the affec- tion between the elders and the young of the species.
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