I Think One's Feelings Waste Themselves In

It Is The Unqualified Result Of All My Experience With The Sick That, Second Only To Their Need Of Fresh Air, Is Their Need Of Light; That, After A Close Room, What Hurts Them Most Is A Dark Room And That It Is Not Only Light But Direct Sunlight They Want.

Variety Of Form And Brilliancy Of Colour In The Objects Presented To Patients Are Actual Means Of Recovery.

When You See The Natural And Almost Universal Craving In English Sick For Their 'tea,' You Cannot But Feel That Nature Knows What She Is About. ... A Little Tea Or Coffee Restores Them. ... There Is Nothing Yet Discovered Which Is A Substitute To The English Patient For His Cup Of Tea.

That Religion Is Not Devotion, But Work And Suffering For The Love Of God; This Is The True Doctrine Of Mystics.

People Talk About Imitating Christ, And Imitate Him In The Little Trifling Formal Things, Such As Washing The Feet, Saying His Prayer, And So On; But If Anyone Attempts The Real Imitation Of Him, There Are No Bounds To The Outcry With Which The Presumption Of That Person Is Condemned.