Village Conversations, Or the Vicar's Fireside, volume 2
Village Conversations, Or the Vicar's Fireside, volume 2
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to man, constitutes^ in its ipost ^tended signi- fication^ the possession of every virtye whidh ennobles our nature, and the enjoyment of those jcxquisite and refined feelings which result from exalted devotion. This principle must necessa- rily predominate in superior minds, since it alone constitutes their superiority ; as whatever may be the understanding of man, the mental facul- ties, uncombined with the moral virtues, cannot impart real exaltation to the character nor happi- ness to the i...ndividual : it is from the prevalance ^nd combination of both that' superiority arrises; and as benevolence is the distinguishing charac- teristic of the superior order of human beings, so is malevolence of the inferior ; therefore Bene-^ volence should be placed at ,the top^ and Male- volence at the bottom of the connecting scale of gradations of the moral and intellectual world.
The first class .wouid, I conceive, admit of three orders or divisions; the second, of five; and the third, of seven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
to man, constitutes^ in its ipost ^tended signi- fication^ the possession of every virtye whidh ennobles our nature, and the enjoyment of those jcxquisite and refined feelings which result from exalted devotion. This principle must necessa- rily predominate in superior minds, since it alone constitutes their superiority ; as whatever may be the understanding of man, the mental facul- ties, uncombined with the moral virtues, cannot impart real exaltation to the character nor happi- ness to the i...ndividual : it is from the prevalance ^nd combination of both that' superiority arrises; and as benevolence is the distinguishing charac- teristic of the superior order of human beings, so is malevolence of the inferior ; therefore Bene-^ volence should be placed at ,the top^ and Male- volence at the bottom of the connecting scale of gradations of the moral and intellectual world.
The first class .wouid, I conceive, admit of three orders or divisions; the second, of five; and the third, of seven.
What to read after Village Conversations, Or the Vicar's Fireside, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Renou to read onlineMoreLess
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