The Lower World a Poem in Four Books With Notes
The Lower World a Poem in Four Books With Notes
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Animals seem created to assist in effecting these three purposes : — they assist in the generation of plants by crop- ping them down, and preventing a sterility, which might be the consequence of too much luxuriance ; they, like- wise, admirably contribute to their dissemination, and many of them dig up the earth for the reception of their seeds. Thus hundreds and thousands of separate com- missions are given to different animals, that the general proportion of things should be kept up ; and no...thing be multiplied beyond it : every created thing has a superior and a subordination appointed.
The bodies of dead fish in the. Bottom of the water are perforated by eels, and devoured by the myxina?, besides crabs and some insects : so that here likewise we see the greatest attention employed to preserve purity as well as proportional number.
* B. 1T6. 17. 5 Hoose-fly.
Ill Fro?s remove all those superfluities which swarm upon the surface of our waters and wells, as the duck-weed ; and those small worms which change into gnats.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Animals seem created to assist in effecting these three purposes : — they assist in the generation of plants by crop- ping them down, and preventing a sterility, which might be the consequence of too much luxuriance ; they, like- wise, admirably contribute to their dissemination, and many of them dig up the earth for the reception of their seeds. Thus hundreds and thousands of separate com- missions are given to different animals, that the general proportion of things should be kept up ; and no...thing be multiplied beyond it : every created thing has a superior and a subordination appointed.
The bodies of dead fish in the. Bottom of the water are perforated by eels, and devoured by the myxina?, besides crabs and some insects : so that here likewise we see the greatest attention employed to preserve purity as well as proportional number.
* B. 1T6. 17. 5 Hoose-fly.
Ill Fro?s remove all those superfluities which swarm upon the surface of our waters and wells, as the duck-weed ; and those small worms which change into gnats.
What to read after The Lower World a Poem in Four Books With Notes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mr Samuel Jackson Pratt to read onlineMoreLess
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