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Men interested in athletics and in the care of
their bodies think not only of condition and exercise
but: also of relaxation in season; in fact, they
consider this the principal part of training. In like
manner students, I think, after much reading of
serious works may profitably relax their minds and
put them in better trim for future labour.

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