The Open Court 22, No.630, C.2
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AS REVIEWED BY LYDIA G. ROBINSON.
*' /^\ F making many books there is no end," becomes almost pain- y~y fully true in this clay when printing methods seem well ad- vanced on the road to perfection, and when education is so uni- versal that a large percentage of the present generation cannot be prevented from expressing themselves with a certain amount of perspicacity and correctness when moved to write for publication.
The natural result is that besides works of real value or mediocre inconspic...uousness the markets are flooded also with a large number of more or less erratic volumes which may be practically worthless as far as intrinsic merit is concerned but to the student of psychol- ogy are sure to prove a treasure-house of interest. Such a book, but differing from the multitude in that it makes no pretensions to sanity, is the anonymous production entitled Two Lunatics, A Re- uiarkable Story by One of Them, published by the Oxford Publish- ing Company of New York in 1889. The nameless author is known to be Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AS REVIEWED BY LYDIA G. ROBINSON.
*' /^\ F making many books there is no end," becomes almost pain- y~y fully true in this clay when printing methods seem well ad- vanced on the road to perfection, and when education is so uni- versal that a large percentage of the present generation cannot be prevented from expressing themselves with a certain amount of perspicacity and correctness when moved to write for publication.
The natural result is that besides works of real value or mediocre inconspic...uousness the markets are flooded also with a large number of more or less erratic volumes which may be practically worthless as far as intrinsic merit is concerned but to the student of psychol- ogy are sure to prove a treasure-house of interest. Such a book, but differing from the multitude in that it makes no pretensions to sanity, is the anonymous production entitled Two Lunatics, A Re- uiarkable Story by One of Them, published by the Oxford Publish- ing Company of New York in 1889. The nameless author is known to be Dr.
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