The Only English Patients I Have Ever

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

In A Sick-room Or A Bed-room There Should Never Be Shutters Shut.

Moral Activity? There Is Scarcely Such A Thing Possible! Everything Is Sketchy. The World Does Nothing But Sketch.

Women Should Have The True Nurse Calling, The Good Of The Sick First The Second Only The Consideration Of What Is Their 'place' To Do - And That Women Who Want For A Housemaid To Do This Or The Charwomen To Do That, When The Patient Is Suffering, Have Not The Making Of A Nurse In Them.

The World Is Put Back By The Death Of Every One Who Has To Sacrifice The Development Of His Or Her Peculiar Gifts To Conventionality.