There Is A Physical, Not Moral, Impossibility

I Cannot Remember The Time When I Have Not Longed For Death. ... For Years And Years I Used To Watch For Death As No Sick Man Ever Watched For The Morning.

Hospitals Are Only An Intermediate Stage Of Civilization

There Is A Physical, Not Moral, Impossibility Of Supplying The Wants Of The Intellect In The State Of Civilisation At Which We Have Arrived.

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.

No Woman Has Excited "passions" Among Women More Than I Have. Yet I Leave No School Behind Me.