Excerpt from The Biblical Repository and Quarterly Observer, 1835, Vol. 5: Nos. XVII, XVIII
IT seems to be a principle of our nature, that a person whom we love, or hate, for any one quality, should be loved or hated by us, not only in regard to that particular quality, but in respect to all that is essentially or accidentally related to him. Thus, that love for a fellow-being, which probably sprang from a single attribute in him, spreads itself over the whole character; his turn of thought, of feeling, of expression, nay, his person, fea tures, gestures - even the commonest things which belong to him, and are for his daily use, soon become objects of our attach ment.-reverse this, and put hate,-and, because of some hastily spoken word, we come to detest a man, and all that is his; we begin to dislike his face, however well in itself; his grace is awkwardness to us; we hate him we hate his very dog.
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