t a reproach

    t man is a carnivorous animal?  true, he can and does live, in a

    great measure, by preying on ot this is a miserable

    s, or slaughtering

    lambs, may learn -- and or of his

    race  and

    ice may be, I

    t it is a part of tiny of ts gradual

    improvement, to leave off eating animals, as surely as the savage

    tribes  off eating eacact

    he more civilized.

    If one listens to test but constant suggestions of his

    genius, rue,  to remes, or

    even insanity, it may lead  t way, as he grows more

    resolute and faitest assured

    objection h prevail over

    ts and customs of mankind.  No man ever followed his

    genius till it misled  were bodily weakness,

    yet per to be

    regretted, for ty to higher principles.

    If t are suc you greet th joy, and

    life emits a fragrance like flo-scented herbs, is more

    elastic, more starry, more immortal -- t is your success.  All

    nature is your congratulation, and you arily to

    bless yourself.  test gains and values are fart from

    being appreciated.  e easily come to doubt if t.  e soon

    forget t reality.  Pers most

    astounding and most real are never communicated by man to man.  the

    true  of my daily life is someangible and

    indescribable as tints of morning or evening.  It is a little

    star-dust caug of tched.

    Yet, for my part, I was never unusually squeamish;