Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Holidays and How to Use Them
The writer of a book on holidays must ever bear in mind that his readers may comprise people of all ages, varying degrees of stamina, and widely different tastes. Like the proprietor of a large hotel, who has to cater for Visitors with all sorts of palates and powers of digestion, so must the author of such a treatise as this be prepared to guide varied types of individuals as to the form of vacation best adapted to their particular needs. It is not sufficient for him to point out the attractions of different sorts of holidays he must go further than this. The old saying that what is one man's meat is another man's poison applies to holidays as much as it does to diet.
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