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hichincessantly call for gratification, and for the most wisedramatic discipline. Pictures within the mind—that is, the inwroughtpossessions of the imagination—call for pictures adapt-ed to the pleasure of the senses. Modern educationalliterature is an example of this proposition. Latestissues of… … TBE TOUNG MIND 19 A REPOSITORYOF PICTURES. 142 JETS OF NEW MEANINGS. tion diagrams, maps, and pictures appeal suggestivelyto both the senses and the imagination. Science is lifting the veil, and the practical mys-teries of Truth are rapidly surplanting the bewilderingfancies of supernaturalism. No…
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