The Citizen of Nature

acquired action animal appearance assert become begin belief blood body cause certainly civil clothing common conscience consequence consider continued course difference draw drawn earth effects emotion enjoyment equality evil existence eyes fact fear feeling followed force founded fresh give given hand happiness head hear heart hold hope human idea ignorance instance interest knowledge labour land latter laws less live look mean mental mind mode Nature necessity never objects observe once opinion particular pass perhaps period persons position possession possible present principles produced proof question reason receive reflection rest result seemed seen sense side society soon sort sounds speak sure surface tell term things thou thought tion true truth turn universal virtue wish