Quote by Sydney Smith
What a pity it is that we have no amusements in England but vice and religion!
Summary
This quote reflects a sentiment of disappointment and frustration towards the limited options for entertainment in England during the time it was uttered. It suggests that the only available forms of amusement were either morally corrupt vices or religious activities. The speaker expresses a desire for a more diverse range of enjoyable pastimes, highlighting the perceived lack of balance between indulgence and spiritual devotion in society.
Topics
Religion
By Sydney Smith
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