When men have visions the impression left upon their minds is that light from the unseen world of light has in some way broken through into the sphere of their cognizance.

The race in its ages of reflection has upon the whole come to the conclusion that that which actually takes place is the gradual growth and the sudden breaking forth of light within the mysterious depths of the man himself.

A new explanation of a fact does not do away with the fact.
Toyner was not dead, he was stunned; his head was badly injured.

When his consciousness returned, and through what process of inflammation and fever his wounded head went in the struggle of nature toward recovery, was never clearly known.

His body, bound with the soft torn cloths to the upright tree, sagged more and more until it found a rest upon the inclined log.