La Belle Assemblée, 1 (1806), 313–14.
A Morning Walk Recommended
Anon
Genre: | Miscellaneous |
Subjects: | Scientific Practitioners, Health |
Extols the virtues of early rising, stating that it is absolutely necessary 'to those who follow the paths of business, or the toilsome tracts of science'. Later reports that '[e]arly rising is generally allowed by medical men to invigorate the faculties, and to remove the dullness which too often attends even fashionable life'. (313) | |
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