Charles Darwin Quotes

When We No Longer Look At An Organic Being As A Savage Looks At A Ship, As At Something Wholly Beyond His Comprehension; When We Regard Every Production Of Nature As One Which Has Had A History; When We Contemplate Every Complex Structure And Instinct As The Summing Up Of Many Contrivances, Each Useful To The Possessor, Nearly In The Same Way As When We Look At Any Great Mechanical Invention As The Summing Up Of The Labour, The Experience, The Reason, And Even The Blunders Of Numerous Workmen; When We Thus View Each Organic Being, How Far More Interesting, I Speak From Experience, Will The Study Of Natural History Become!

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