The Probe, Or, One Hundred And Two Essays On the Nature of Men And Things
The Probe, Or, One Hundred And Two Essays On the Nature of Men And Things
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Even actions are no sure criterion, unless we can know all the circumstances that prompted them.
In judging from actions, men will vary in their opinions, as physiologists have in the action of the material heart. The resistance to be overcome by each pulsa- tion of the heart, in forcing the blood from the ventricle into the aorta, has been estimated by different authors, firom five ounces,* to one hundred'and eighty thousand pounds ;t a fair illustration of the random verdicts, passed by some ...persons on others.
If all will recollect, that every tub stands on its own bottom, that each man and woman is individually ac- countable to God for the action of the moral heart, and look into their own hearts, and weed out their own foul gardens ; it will enhance individual and pubUc hap- piness. For overt transgressions of the laws of social order, we are amenable to earthly tribunals — the moral heart they can never penetrate or scan. Msn may bleed its sensibility, open the gushing fountains of its grief, rouse its latent powers to a foaming fury, dry up its milk of human kindness by base ingratitude ; but into its sanctum sanctorum he can never enter — ^the great Jehovah only has full access there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even actions are no sure criterion, unless we can know all the circumstances that prompted them.
In judging from actions, men will vary in their opinions, as physiologists have in the action of the material heart. The resistance to be overcome by each pulsa- tion of the heart, in forcing the blood from the ventricle into the aorta, has been estimated by different authors, firom five ounces,* to one hundred'and eighty thousand pounds ;t a fair illustration of the random verdicts, passed by some ...persons on others.
If all will recollect, that every tub stands on its own bottom, that each man and woman is individually ac- countable to God for the action of the moral heart, and look into their own hearts, and weed out their own foul gardens ; it will enhance individual and pubUc hap- piness. For overt transgressions of the laws of social order, we are amenable to earthly tribunals — the moral heart they can never penetrate or scan. Msn may bleed its sensibility, open the gushing fountains of its grief, rouse its latent powers to a foaming fury, dry up its milk of human kindness by base ingratitude ; but into its sanctum sanctorum he can never enter — ^the great Jehovah only has full access there.
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