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The Amount Of Relief And Comfort Experienced By The Sick After The Skin Has Been Carefully Washed And Dried, Is One Of The Commonest Observations Made At A Sick Bed.

Rather, Ten Times, Die In The Surf, Heralding The Way To A New World, Than Stand Idly On The Shore.

We Are What We Repeatedly Do. Excellence, Then, Is Not An Act, But A Habit. Aristotle How Very Little Can Be Done Under The Spirit Of Fear.

The Symptoms Or The Sufferings Generally Considered To Be Inevitable And Incident To The Disease Are Very Often Not Symptoms Of The Disease At All, But Of Something Quite Different-of The Want Of Fresh Air, Or Of Light, Or Of Warmth, Or Of Quiet, Or Of Cleanliness, Or Of Punctuality And Care In The Administration Of Diet, Of Each Or Of All Of These.

For It May Safely Be Said, Not That The Habit Of Ready And Correct Observation Will By Itself Make Us Useful Nurses, But That Without It We Shall Be Useless With All Our Devotion.