Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Luxury of Children and Some Other Luxuries
They have the advantage of their elders in that the real business of life with them is play. The time they devote to it does not have to be saved up from working-hours. They have all the time there is for play ex cept what is needed for eating, which is a pleasant exercise; for sleeping, which also has its attractive points; and for getting washed and dressed from time to time, which is en durable if kept within reasonable limits. And when they play heartily and cheerfully, they are doing well their share of the business of life.
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