325. They are controlled by reason; but their aims are daring, and hence great in an unusual way. The aims of men in other countries may be great, but they follow the regular lines of thought and there is nothing daring or irregular about them.
330. By forms unfashion’d. They do not follow fixed or conventional lines of conduct. They are not artificial, but natural, in conduct.
331. native hardiness. Natural vigour.
332. They are true to what they conceive, or imagine, to be right, and they cannot be held in check.
333. Even the humblest peasant boasts that he examines these rights.
337. Such blessings would be too great if they were unmixed with some evils.
alloy. The base metal which is sometimes mixed with precious metals.
342. The nominative absolute construction.
343. The natural ties uniting members of the family or the community are not strong.
345. imprison’d. Held in control by the law.