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There is no mode of exercising the faculty of observation and the

faculty of accurate reproduction of that which is observed, no

discipline which so readily tests error in these matters, as drawing

properly taught And by that I do not mean artistic drawing; I mean

figuring natural objects. I do not wish to exaggerate, but I declare

to you that, in my judgment, the child who has been taught to make an

accurate elevation, plan and section of a pint pot has had an admirable

training in accuracy of eye and hand.

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