Excerpt from Letters From Baron Haller to His Daughter, on the Truths of the Christian Religion: Translated From the German
The consolation which he felt himself, he was anxious to impart to others. Like the Saviour of the world, he went about doing good to the souls and bodies of 'men., He eagerly seized the numberless opportunis ties, which his profession of a physician gave him, of convincing those with whom he conversed of the truth, and of converting them to the practice of the Christian religion. And this he did, not only by his instructions, but by his example. For he was ch'arita ble to the poor; he sympathized in the tenderest manner with the distressed and was humane and just ln all his dealings with the sons of men.
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