Key
Textual Feature |
Appearance |
Overwritten |
brown with strikethrough |
Added inline |
purple with double underline |
Uncertain |
gray with wavy underline |
Supplied from another source |
turquoise with brackets |
Metamark |
green with triple underline |
Long deletion |
gray background with top and bottom border |
If you have in you that which makes you realize the delicious-{ness} of visiting the sick in hospitals and the poor—if you have those sublime moments released from all cares and soaring to the idea of God, rapt, sublime—if elate with immortality, realizing the divine of man, then you have the curious something, the crown of life and being, the lumine of the soul, without which all else is darkness, religion—no matter whether in one country or another, one age or another, one profession or another, pagan, Mahometan, Christian, or atheist—