'No, doctor, I haven't. I don't have any time for hobbies.' 'Your trouble is that you need to learn to relax.' 'Thank you very much.' 'Have you got any hobbies?' 'All right, doctor, I'll try that.' 'Why don't you learn to paint pictures?' 'Well, that is your main trouble, you see. You don't have time for anything except your work. You must find some hobbies, and you must learn to relax with them, or you'll be dead in less than five years.' 'That was a very good idea of yours, doctor.' 'I've already painted fifteen pictures since I saw you.'

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