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A bright and entertaining book of 311 pages the chief message of which is to say that work is not the cause of fatigue. It is the conflict
within about the work that takes the zest out of endeavor and gums up the works.
A bit romantic at times, vide the Prince-Beauchamp episode, and a bit undigested, “subconscious” for instance, and choppy, and a few snapshots of some of our mutual friends, Drs. Brill and Burlingame and Mayor La Guardia, for example, but withal fairly safe if one remembers the old dictum “cum grano salis.”