Tea And Tea Drinking
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" Another famous man of letters testifies to the value of tea : " The only sure brain-stimulants with me, " writes Professor Dowden, " are plenty of fresh air and tea; but each of these in large quantities produces a kind of intoxication ; the intoxication of a great amount of air causing wakefulness, with a delightful con- fusion of spirits, without the capacity of steady thought ; tea intoxication unsettles and en- feebles my will ; but then a great dose of tea often does get good work out of... me (though I may pay for it afterwards), while alcohol renders all mental work impossible. " " Tea is my favourite tonic when I am tired or languid, " confesses Mr. George R. Sims, "and always has a stimulating effect. " And the Rev. John Clifford, an able and scholarly 96 Tea and Tea-drinking.
Baptist minister, testifies that tea lias enabled liim to accomplish some very hard work. He says, " For at least a quarter of a century I have attempted to solve the problem how to get the maximum of power out of a somewhat feeble body, and retain the maximum of health ; but having been a total abstainer for nearly twenty-eight years, I have no experience of the relation of alcoholics and narcotics to the solution of the problem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Another famous man of letters testifies to the value of tea : " The only sure brain-stimulants with me, " writes Professor Dowden, " are plenty of fresh air and tea; but each of these in large quantities produces a kind of intoxication ; the intoxication of a great amount of air causing wakefulness, with a delightful con- fusion of spirits, without the capacity of steady thought ; tea intoxication unsettles and en- feebles my will ; but then a great dose of tea often does get good work out of... me (though I may pay for it afterwards), while alcohol renders all mental work impossible. " " Tea is my favourite tonic when I am tired or languid, " confesses Mr. George R. Sims, "and always has a stimulating effect. " And the Rev. John Clifford, an able and scholarly 96 Tea and Tea-drinking.
Baptist minister, testifies that tea lias enabled liim to accomplish some very hard work. He says, " For at least a quarter of a century I have attempted to solve the problem how to get the maximum of power out of a somewhat feeble body, and retain the maximum of health ; but having been a total abstainer for nearly twenty-eight years, I have no experience of the relation of alcoholics and narcotics to the solution of the problem.
What to read after Tea And Tea Drinking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Reade to read onlineMoreLess
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