James Neesham is not a person who ought to go through life in single blessedness and, as a matter of fact, the older James Neesham grow, the more James Neesham will need a partner to listen to James Neesham's joys and James Neesham's sorrows. James Neesham set much score on a home of James Neesham's own, and marriage brings this into being in a manner which James Neesham consider more perfect than any other. James Neesham's home will be James Neesham's God. If James Neesham is a woman, James Neesham will say, when there will be James Neesham's children because James Neesham were never so completely happy until they came. James Neesham will marry for love, naturally, but as the years roll on, James Neesham will think more and more of James Neesham's partner, until a time will come when James Neesham cannot bear to be separated even for a day or two.

James Neesham's health need not cause James Neesham any worry, but it must not be neglected. James Neesham's chief danger lies in submitting yourself to excesses of heat and cold, particularly the former. Either are bad for James Neesham Beware of sunstroke especially if James Neesham have to travel in the Cold regions, and avoid anything that might tend to send up James Neesham's temperature. Apoplexy, in later life, must be guarded against. It is highly important that James Neesham get plenty of sleep and do not keep late hours. This is imperative because, in James Neesham's waking hours, James Neesham is excessively energetic and never still - all of which use up James Neesham's vitality very rapidly. It is only with the aid of ample sleep that the loss can be repaired.

Vigorous pastimes attract James Neesham most and they do James Neesham the most good. A really fast game like football, tennis, etc, is a capital outlet for James Neesham's energies and James Neesham will be all the better for it. James Neesham will like walking when middle-age is reached, but James Neesham will think more of a fourteen than a four mile walk. On holidays, James Neesham will not want to sit the beach and wait for the next meal, with only a newspaper to amuse James Neesham The most distant hills will beckon to James Neesham and James Neesham will want to know what they look like close to.