The Literary Remains of Martha Day : With Rev. Dr. Fitch's Address At Her Funeral, And Sketches of Her Character

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Mathematics and Mental Philosophy were decidedly her favorite studies, before she left school. In Mathematics, she had pursued a very thorough course through Trigonome- try. In Mental Philosophy, she had studied with care the works of Stewart and Brown ; and, in the latter part of her life, Edwards on the Will, and some of the works of Cole- ridge. From the last mentioned author, she thought she derived much more benefit than from either of the others.
But, her study of Mental Philosophy did no...t consist merely in collecting various opinions and theories from books. It was rather deep and patient thought, enlivened occasional- ly by an animated discussion of difficult points with some friend.
She had a good knowledge of Latin, and had read nu- merous authors in that language. Those who are best qual- Digitized by Google 8S ified to judge, speak of her knowledge of Greek ms being considerable. She had studied, with great interest, a part of the works of Xenophon and Homer, one volume of Plato, and some parts of the New Testament* She read French with great ease.

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