I Don't Actually Go To That Many

We Are To Be Shut Out From Men, And Shut In With God.

I Don't Go Out Of My Way To Get Noticed. When I'm In Scotland It's Tough, Because Loads Of People Come Up To Me. They're Always Really Polite. It's Nice, It's Fun And Good To Speak To People Who Aren't Involved In Tennis, But Some Have This Habit Of Just Staring At Me And That Makes Me Really Self-conscious. I'd Rather They Came Up And Said Hello.

The Enemy Uses All His Power To Lead The Christian, And Above All The Minister, To Neglect Prayer. He Knows That However Admirable The Sermon May Be, However Attractive The Service, However Faithful The Pastoral Visitation, None Of These Things Can Damage Him Or His Kingdom If Prayer Is Neglected.

I Understand How Much Everyone Wanted To See A British Winner At Wimbledon And I Hope Everyone Enjoyed It. I Worked So Hard In That Last Game. It's The Hardest Few Points I've Had To Play In My Life. I Don't Know How I Came Through The Final Three Points... That Last Game ... My Head Was Kind Of Everywhere. That Last Game Will Be The Toughest Game I'll Play In My Career, Ever.

People Think I Am Unemotional Because My Voice Is Flat And A Bit Boring. It Is Unfortunate But It Is Just The Way It Is. I've Tried To Change It But It Doesn't Seem To Make A Difference. The Truth Is, I Have Lots Of Emotions Inside. I Cried After The Semi-final At Wimbledon [2012] Because I Was Proud To Reach The Final And I Knew How Much It Meant To The Country. I Cried After The [losing] Final [to Federer], Too, For Different Reasons. I Felt I Had Let People Down. I Think People Warmed To That. They Could See How Much It Hurt.