become more important to him than anything else in the world -- it

That is what happened to me. I understood that it was no

casual indisposition but something very important, and that if

these questions constantly repeated themselves they would have to

be answered. And I tried to answer them. The questions seemed

such stupid, simple, childish ones; but as soon as I touched them

and tried to solve them I at once became convinced, first, that

they are not childish and stupid but the most important and