Seneca: The mind must be indulged, and leisure must be given from time to time, which is the place of food and strength.

The mind must be indulged, and leisure must be given from time to time, which is — Seneca

The mind must be indulged, and leisure must be given from time to time, which is the place of food and strength.

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