The Scientific Phenomena of Domestic Life: Familiarly Explained (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Scientific Phenomena of Domestic Life: Familiarly Explained

The mind thus accustomed to search into the causes of different effects will not ascribe every strange or curious occurrence to the agency of chance or accident; for though to the unthinking and indo lent this may appear to be a very satisfactory explan ation, the mind desirous of knowledge will not rest satisfied with such meagre food, but rather will be well assured, that where there is an effect produced there must also ever be a producing cause.

All nature is but art unknown to thee; All chance, direction that thou canst not see.

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