The Pastime of Learning With Sketches of Rural Scenes
The Pastime of Learning With Sketches of Rural Scenes
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Mr. G. Approached, leading Emma and Julia ; and having heard Caroline's remark, said — " The more we investigate the vast va- riety presented to us by ' Nature's works so lovely, ' the more numerous will be our sources of happiness — the more expanded our ideas — the clearer our perceptions — and the greater the satisfaction we shall derive from obtaining even such incipient knowledge as our finite minds are capable of receiving in this state of existence, and our limited oppor- tunities will p...ermit. Those philosophers who have been most remarkable for their scientific discoveries, and have devoted their lives to the investigation of the wonders of Nature, have acknowledged, at the close, that their discoveries had been but as a speck in the horizon, — that they have only prepared the way for acquisitions of future inquirers, who in their turn will perceive the inability of the hu- man mind to comprehend the majesty of Nature, in the growth of a blade of grass. But this convictioa, " he continued, " should BOTANY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. G. Approached, leading Emma and Julia ; and having heard Caroline's remark, said — " The more we investigate the vast va- riety presented to us by ' Nature's works so lovely, ' the more numerous will be our sources of happiness — the more expanded our ideas — the clearer our perceptions — and the greater the satisfaction we shall derive from obtaining even such incipient knowledge as our finite minds are capable of receiving in this state of existence, and our limited oppor- tunities will p...ermit. Those philosophers who have been most remarkable for their scientific discoveries, and have devoted their lives to the investigation of the wonders of Nature, have acknowledged, at the close, that their discoveries had been but as a speck in the horizon, — that they have only prepared the way for acquisitions of future inquirers, who in their turn will perceive the inability of the hu- man mind to comprehend the majesty of Nature, in the growth of a blade of grass. But this convictioa, " he continued, " should BOTANY.
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