The youth steps out of the animal into the human kingdom, and often is unable to forget his earlier condition, but revels in sweet remembrance of it.

Try now, gently and timidly, Beethoven, Chopin, Schumann, and the like.

This extraordinary being, "one-fourth animal and three-fourths human," requires to be awakened, excited, and to have the imagination aroused; and, above all, requires the most careful guidance.

It is necessary to stir and agitate the nature, in order that reflection, conscience, the sensibilities of the soul, feeling, creative power, and all inward conditions shall be developed; and that out of this chaos shall be brought a clear and beautiful order.
_Fifth Stage._ The adult man in his eighteenth year.

The year, however, varies with individuals, and can be modified at will.