Synopsis
Excerpt from Cultivation of the Mind<br/><br/>Cultivation of the mind is the result of well directed exercise, those objects being presented which are calculated to exc1te Its various/ capacities, and by the pursuit of which the capacities themselves are beneficially employed. We can hardly account it wise, however, either to exert the mental or bodily powers in those employments which furnifh exercise, Indeed, but yield no further, advantage, when so many labors present themselves which minifier asdouble fruit: firfi, in him that labors in them; and then in the things themselves in which he labors. He that walks to'preserve health does well; he that digs, does better; for in this case the labor itself is productive and profitable, which....
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