Preliminary
�� 192 Nature has presented itself as the idea in the form of otherness. �� 193 Hence nature exhibits no freedom in its existence, but only necessity and contingency. �� 194 Nature is to be viewed as a system of stages, in which one stage necessarily arises from
the other. �� 195 Nature is, in itself a living whole. �� 196 The idea as nature can be named mathematics, physics, and physiology.英文原著 · 《Philosophy of Nature》
"Perfectly consistent with your nature as a girl. It is the nature of a girl to change with every wind that blows. It is only the female prig who acts consistently under all circumstances. In a world the leading of which is its men, inconsistency is the best nature of a healthy girl made to be loved by men. One doesn't sneer at the weathercock because one hour it points to the north and the next to the east. 'Tis its nature to. 'Tis our nature to change with every breeze of man that bears down on us. That's why they love us and detest the prigs.英文原著 · 《Phyllis of Philistia》
It is therefore useless to think of growing delicate or squeamish plants. Most amateur gardeners maintain a lifelong struggle against the devices of Nature; but when the forces of man and the forces of Nature come into conflict Nature wins every time. Nature has decreed that certain plants shall be hardy, and therefore suitable to suburban amateur gardeners; the suburban amateur gardener persists in trying to grow quite other plants, and in despising those marked out by Nature for his use. It is to correct this tendency that this article is written.英文原著 · 《Three Elephant Power》
Since in nature the idea is as the negative of itself or is external to itself nature is not merely
external in relation to this idea, but the externality constitutes the determination in which nature as
nature exists.英文原著 · 《Philosophy of Nature》
"Just the contrary. God is the spirit that lives in warfare with nature. Great Heavens! isn't that the truth of which the whole Bible is the allegory? Nature and nature's laws constitute the Devil. God is the opposing Force. It is a law of nature to kill off the weak, to crush that which has fallen in the struggle. It is God who helps the weak--who helps the feeble."英文原著 · 《Phyllis of Philistia》
THOMAS. It iss not Lonton; nor it iss not the Union--it iss Nature. It iss no disgrace whateffer to a potty to give in to Nature. For this Nature iss a fery pig thing; it is pigger than what a man is. There iss more years to my hett than to the hett of any one here. It is fery pat, look you, this Going against Nature. It is pat to make other potties suffer, when there is nothing to pe cot py it.英文原著 · 《Strife》