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Health care Affairs

"In short, he became so absorbed in his books that he spent his nights reading from daylight to daylight, and his days from dark to dark. And so, from an insufficiency of sleep and an excess of reading, his brain dried out, and he finally lost his mind. His imagination was filled with everything he read in his books, not only enchantments but also fights, battles, challenges, wounds, gallant compliments, love affairs, storms, and impossible nonsense; and he became so convinced that all the apparatus of talked-up and dreamed-up fiction he read was the truth, that for him there was no other history in the world that was so accurate."