Book, Paragraph

 1  II, 1|    i.e. in so far as they are products of art-have no innate impulse
 2  II, 1|     with all other artificial products. None of them has in itself
 3  II, 1| instance houses and the other products of manual labour) that principle
 4  II, 2|       what operations. In the products of art, however, we make
 5  II, 2|      function, whereas in the products of nature the matter is
 6  II, 3|    the material of artificial products, fire, &c., of bodies, the
 7  II, 8|     If, therefore, artificial products are for the sake of an end,
 8  II, 8|      clearly also are natural products. The relation of the later
 9  II, 8|    must it be also in natural products, and monstrosities will
10  II, 8|      or by chance. In natural products the sequence is invariable,
11  II, 9|     essence; as in artificial products, since a house is of such-and-such