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That I lead the way round the edge of the Lake of Lucendro towards our Utopian world. (You figure him doing it. ) Down the mountain we shall go and down the passes and as the valleys open the world will open Utopia where men and women are happy and laws are wise and where all that is tangled and confused in human affairs has been unravelled and made right. CHAPTER.
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Of gratitude we owe to the improvement of our reason to science and to our accumulated knowledge. As Sir J. Lubbock (79. 'Prehistoric Times ' 2nd edit. p. 571. In this work (p. 571) there will be found an excellent account of the many strange and capricious customs of savages. ) has well observed "it is not too much to say that the horrible dread of unknown evil hangs like a thick cloud over savage life and embitters every pleasure. " These miserable and indirect consequences of our highest faculties may be compared with the incidental and occasional mistakes of the instincts of the lower animals. CHAPTER IV. COMPARISON OF THE MENTAL POWERS OF MAN AND THE LOWER ANIMALS--continued. The moral sense--Fundamental proposition--The qualities of social animals-- Origin of sociability--Struggle between opposed instincts--Man a social.
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