Why worry? / by George Lincoln Walton.

  • Walton, George Lincoln, 1854-1941.
Date:
1908
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Licence: In copyright

Credit: Why worry? / by George Lincoln Walton. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    something in common. We shall take up our daily grind to-morrow with a new zest for having forgotten it for a few hours, and find it less of a grind than usual; moreover, we now have an object to encourage another stroll in the country. If we continue as we have begun we shall soon find ourselves prying into the more scientific works on botany, and perhaps eventually ex- tending our interest to the birds, the beasts and the boulders. One of these days we may become quite proficient amateur naturalists, but this is only by the way; the real advantage to us has been the externalizing of our interests. This is the most desultory way pos- sible of cultivating the fad. One may go a step further and transplant the wild flowers and the weeds. A busy