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From: Footprints for Pilgrims: Evening Meditations for the Day of Days By: John Gifford Bellett

The one alleviation which always presents itself to my mind in cases of lunacy is that, even when reason has been dethroned, the spirit may be in conscious and intelligent communion with God. I formed this judgment many years ago.

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Footprints for Pilgrims: Evening Meditations for the Day of Days

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