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...that nature to which we belong; to give us an interest in every species of being which surrounds us, and amid the hours of curiosity and delight, to awaken those latent sympathies from which all the moral and intellectual greatness of man finally arises. ALISON. TREES...

...reclaim from folly. It is to identify them with the happiness of that nature to which they belong, and to give them an interest in every species of being...benevolence and of sympathy, from which all the moral and intellectual greatness of man finally arises." — Essay on the Beauty and Sublimity of the Material...

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...has consequences on the character and happiness of future life, which they are enabled to foresee. It is to provide them, amid all the agitations and trials...hours of curiosity and delight, to awaken those latent The study of the belles lettres. feelings of benevolence and of sympathy, from which all the moral...

...reclaim from folly. It is to identify them with the happiness of that nature to which they belong, and to give them an interest in every species of being...benevolence and of sympathy, from which all the moral and intellectual greatness of man finally arises." — Essay on the Beauty and Sublimity of the Material...

...that nature to which we belong, to give us an interest in every species of being which surrounds us, and, amid the hours of curiosity and delight, to awaken those latent sympathies from which all the moral and intellectual greatness of man finally arises." And well may...

...it has consequences on the character and happiness of future life, which they are unable to foresee. It is to identify them with the happiness of that...to awaken those latent feelings of benevolence and sympathy, from wnich all the moral and intellectual greatness of man finally arises. It is to lay the...

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...it has consequences on the character and happiness of future life, which they are unable to foresee. It is to identify them with the happiness of that...to awaken those latent feelings of benevolence and sympathy, from which all the moral and intellectual greatness of man finally arises. It is to lay the...