Ifitwereonlyforavocabulary, .[52] Yearsarewellspentincountrylabors; intown; intheinsightintotradesandmanufactures; infrankintercoursewithmanymenandwomen; inscience; inart; , -yardmade.
Butthefinalvalueofaction, likethatofbooks, andbetterthanbooks, , thatshowsitselfintheinspiringandexpiringofthebreath; indesireandsatiety; intheebbandflowofthesea; indayandnight; inheatandcold; and, asyetmoredeeplyingrainedineveryatomandeveryfluid, isknowntousunderthenameofPolarity,—these “fitsofeasytransmissionandreflection,” asNewton[53] calledthem, arethelawofnaturebecausetheyarethelawofspirit.
Themindnowthinks, nowacts, , whenthefancynolongerpaints, whenthoughtsarenolongerapprehendedandbooksareaweariness,—, ? “farfromfame,” whodwellandactwithhim, , , butoutofunhandselled[54] savagenature; outofterribleDruids[55] andBerserkers[56] comeatlastAlfred[57] ,[58] ; alwaysweareinvitedtowork; onlybethislimitationobserved, thatamanshallnotforthesakeofwideractivitysacrificeanyopiniontothepopularjudgmentsandmodesofaction.
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Ihavenowspokenoftheeducationofthescholarbynature, bybooks, .