Latson., William Richard Cunningham. [from old catalog] · Holyoke, Mass., The Elizabeth Towne co. · leaf 44
cumulated genius.—James Russell Lowell. Memory is the permanence of per-ception.—-Latson. HE value of any man tohimself and to the worldat large depends in greatdegree upon his mem-ory—upon his ability torecall and to use at anydesired moment the recollection ofwhat he has seen, heard,… … SECRETS OF experiences. But these things are val-uable only when they are held in thememory. For, unless they are remem-bered they cannot be used. Most ofus have forgotten much more than weremember. We have studied — atschool, at college, at home. We haveread many, many books. We havehad any number…
Mind and body
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