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LETTER XVL MARLOW, Decemher llihy 1817. MY DEAR MADAM, I hasten to send you the work on botany; may you derive from it the information you desire. The cultivation of flowers excites to the contemplation of nature more than the care of animals, since the animal, as endowed with a sort of will, and moved by desires, has not in the same degree the repose of nature, I reckon two advantages of a taste for flowers. The firstis produced by the culture of them, which, since it excludes all wUfulness, haste, and impatience, quiets the mind, cheers it by ever-cherished hope.
ON BOTANY. 121 and, since this seldom deceives, gladdens it with quiet joy. But the second and chief advantage consists in this—that every flower is in miniature the image of entire nature, and contains all its security, order, peace, and beauty. The flower unfolds itself silently according to necessary laws, and under necessary conditions; and if those fail, it cannot flourish. Like a child upon the mother's bosom, so it hangs upon and sucks the sun and air, the earth and water; it is but a part of the great whole of nature, from which it cannot live separated. It is fairest in blossom, but in every stage of development it has pecuHar charms. How fair the tender plant, which creeps forth to the light! how lovely the juicy green ! how; mysterious and full of intimations the sweUing bud ! Some flowers are fairer than others, but only a few are odious, and none without some property. And how manifold their beauty ! Thereby
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