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Ac friends of man. He does not know how o lend them or utilize them. But when the Uiterate goes thru school — he, a blind man, mmediately has his eyes opened. He begins to understand everything; all things become clear to him. He sees what he did not see before. It is as if he had uquired a hundred eyes; life for him begins to be a joy. natters begin to take a good turn. And if he is in trouble, ulviee from his friend, the book — who will not deceive him- earn how to get out of his trouble.
All he will take -and he will
assing into a School: then Emerging into Light and Knowledge
