Recreation sermon urges moderation and noble play
A sermon on Recreation argues that true recreation for young men lies beyond mere amusements. It urges balanced, purposeful leisure including outdoor activity, music, reading, and nature, warns against excessive cards, dancing, theater, and drinking, and stresses self control, moderate indulgence, and personal development. The piece cites Locke, South, and other authorities to back the view that work and recreation must blend.
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