Dialogue

 1 Intro|  really to the ‘pre-historic study’ of philosophy, i.e. to
 2 Intro| persons have made a lifelong study, without ever asking themselves
 3 Intro|      by its pretensions. The study of it may have done good
 4 Intro|   not the only use of such a study is a practical one,—to know,
 5 Intro|    from which the science or study of the mind proceeds. For
 6 Intro|   sacred part of history. We study the mind of man as it begins
 7 Intro| vision. This is an ambitious study, of which most of us rather ‘
 8 Intro|       though we speak of the study of mind in a special sense,
 9 Intro|    making an approach to the study we should consider at the
10 Intro|    which are included in the study of it. Thus we are able
11 Intro|       and is a help to us in study as well as in conduct.~The
12 Intro|     which is employed in the study of the mind, for it is used
13 Intro|   which it is good for us to study when we are at home and
14 Intro| truth or completeness in any study of the mind which is confined
15  Thea|       when they have to face study, prove stupid and cannot
16  Thea|   improved, and preserved by study and attention, which are
17  Thea|  means want of attention and study, is uninformed, and speedily