In the early part of last year, I was frequently visiting at the cottage of a sick woman, and one day received a request from a girl who lived near that I would go to her. She had been an invalid for over a year, and had lately been discharged from a hospital as incurable; suffering such pain internally that she could not move without assistance.
She was overjoyed to see me, and her face lit up with a beautiful light as I read Science and Health to her, and talked to her for about half an hour. For some weeks past, she had had an inward conviction that if only she could see me she would get well.
Two days later, when I called, I found her radiant with happiness, declaring herself well in fact, her mother told me she had got up at six o'clock in the morning to do the work of the house, to the astonishment of the rest of the family, as for a long time she had moved without help
