Dr. Wigan on the Duality of the Mind

wliicli usually puzzles or repulses readers unaccustomed to deep research. For, in its elemental or uneducated condition, the mind finds pleasure only in simple ideas or sounds. That which is composite and elaborate is chosen last of all, because it is the last to be understood and appreciated. The meagre notes of a Scotch jig are of this primitive character, arguing a taste as yet in its low or infant state. The sustained note of the plain chant comes next in order of preference; and difficult as it is