Hints And Helps in Pastoral Theology
Hints And Helps in Pastoral Theology
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Yet it is true that some men can do with very little sleep. Dr. Franklin and John Wesley did not sleep six hours. Lord Brougham could do with less. Napoleon rarely slept five hours. But he had one advantage of con- stitution which is denied to many. After protracted wake- fulness he could sleep a long time. Bourrienne, his secre- tary, says that after his master returned from Russia, he slept eighteen hours. But such cases as these are never to 73 be held up for examples to the rest of mankind.... Those who are inclined to excessive nervous excitement require most sleep. AVhenever, in health, sleep ceases to be sound, it is no longer necessary to vigor and refreshment. To sleep for luxury is a shame. There are no more formida- ble diseases than those brouglit on by excessive sleeping. Ko doubt much of the apoplexy of modern times is owing to this cause. On the other hand, tlie want of sufHcient sleep, and at proper times, is tilling the land with the most frjo-htf ul forms of neurals-ic diseases.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet it is true that some men can do with very little sleep. Dr. Franklin and John Wesley did not sleep six hours. Lord Brougham could do with less. Napoleon rarely slept five hours. But he had one advantage of con- stitution which is denied to many. After protracted wake- fulness he could sleep a long time. Bourrienne, his secre- tary, says that after his master returned from Russia, he slept eighteen hours. But such cases as these are never to 73 be held up for examples to the rest of mankind.... Those who are inclined to excessive nervous excitement require most sleep. AVhenever, in health, sleep ceases to be sound, it is no longer necessary to vigor and refreshment. To sleep for luxury is a shame. There are no more formida- ble diseases than those brouglit on by excessive sleeping. Ko doubt much of the apoplexy of modern times is owing to this cause. On the other hand, tlie want of sufHcient sleep, and at proper times, is tilling the land with the most frjo-htf ul forms of neurals-ic diseases.
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