Vogt, Von Ogden, 1879- · New Haven : Yale University Press · leaf 246
eis much to say for it. The eye, however much it may wanderto other beauties in the building or distract the mind withother thoughts, is always brought back to the strongest light.The effect speedily becomes more than physical and tends toempty the mind and make it ready for the message of… … The Chancel fact that you may be unable to proceed with the thinkingbecause of the obtrusion of trees or sky or water, the physicalcharm which these exert and the empty-headedness whichat first they seem to induce. But that empty-headedness isthe first thing you need, the preliminary condition to…
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