Davis, Andrew Jackson, 1826-1910 · Boston, W. White & company; New York, American news co. · leaf 153
t nightthe whole mind is at liberty to picture, upon its ownmemory canvas, the forms of eyes and faces and fea-tures before unthought of and unknown. Endlessly diversified are the activities of the imagin-ation. Attention is cultivated and disciplined quickestby training the mind to accurately… … its, &c. A new breed ofdomestic fowl, for exam-ple, cannot be picturedby you to a friend unlessyour imagination is firstfixed upon the entire cor-rect appearance of thefeathered bipeds. This perception of theform is the picture focalized upon your memory. Ifyou would imitate accurately, you…
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