A Guide to Living Things
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They make a mental picture of the board, sit blindfolded, and as the game goes on, they keep track of every move, as they are told what it is, by altering their inner picture. Some of the best chess players have played ten, fifteen, and even twenty different games, all at the same time, blindfolded, and won them all against as many separate players, each playing one game and look- ing at the board. Such a champion player has to carry in his head the picture of ten, fifteen, or 230 SEEING IN THE... MIND'S EYE twenty different boards, each with sixteen men, scattered about over sixty-four squares, and all continually changing. Yet they do this without ever making a mistake; just by these inner pic- tures in the mind's eye.
Some eye-minded people can see a picture on a blank sheet of paper so clearly that they can mark over it with a pencil, and in this way make most accurate and effective drawings. Some can picture to themselves all four sides of a room at once, and imagine what is behind them as easily as what is in front.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They make a mental picture of the board, sit blindfolded, and as the game goes on, they keep track of every move, as they are told what it is, by altering their inner picture. Some of the best chess players have played ten, fifteen, and even twenty different games, all at the same time, blindfolded, and won them all against as many separate players, each playing one game and look- ing at the board. Such a champion player has to carry in his head the picture of ten, fifteen, or 230 SEEING IN THE... MIND'S EYE twenty different boards, each with sixteen men, scattered about over sixty-four squares, and all continually changing. Yet they do this without ever making a mistake; just by these inner pic- tures in the mind's eye.
Some eye-minded people can see a picture on a blank sheet of paper so clearly that they can mark over it with a pencil, and in this way make most accurate and effective drawings. Some can picture to themselves all four sides of a room at once, and imagine what is behind them as easily as what is in front.
What to read after A Guide to Living Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Tenney Brewster to read onlineMoreLess
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