APPENDIX truth. its
The work
little
The
circuit.
735
F.
of art represents all nature within
the nature of every
perception of beauty belongs to
man,
yet,
from defective organiza-
very unequal in different persons.
tion, it is
marks the distance of actual from the want of
it.
neighbor.
A
To man
a true
life
ideal
Nothing
man more
than
beauty would be an hourly
should be
all eye, all ear, to
the in-
him from the forms
timations of the soul reflected to
he should purge his organs by purity and Then shall the name of the world be beauty, " at last as it was at first. Poet," iii. 9, (Mostly in " ÂŤ " 19. Art," ii. 334. Beauty," vi. History," ii. 17. V. " The Heart." In strictness the soul 281, etc.) of things
;
self-denial.
has nothing to do with persons they are embodied thoughts and affections on which, as upon diagrams, the :
student reads his
own
nature and law.
not this absolute condition be any
with the relative and actual.
Meantime
let
moment confounded
This solitude of essence
is
not to be mistaken for a view of our position in nature.
Our
position in nature
wrong the
proud doctrine of social creatures. live in us
is
truth by too
and we
the reverse of
stiffly
in them.
and
let relations to
Let none
are partial and
shared by thousands who This impulse of affection is
is
not to be analyzed, but obeyed. part,
We
self-sufficiency.
Our being
this.
standing on the cold and
Welcome each
them form
as they will.
to his
If
we
believed in the existence of strict individuals, in an infinity of hostility in the fight.
The
enemy, we should never dare
to
rule of conduct in respect to this part of our
nature seems to be implicit obedience. cultivated nature
knows
its
The
heart in a
own, knows that such and