This collection of letters and essays by John Pringle Nichol describes his experiences at a health resort in Yorkshire, England. Nichol suffered from tuberculosis and his account provides insight into the treatment of this disease in the 19th century. The book is also notable for its descriptions of the local scenery and the daily life at Ben Rhydding.

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