A Brief Historical Sketch of the Life And Sufferings of Leonard Trask the Wonde
A Brief Historical Sketch of the Life And Sufferings of Leonard Trask the Wonde
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Kittridge of Paris, usually accounted the Surgeon in Oxford County, being usually resorted to in critical and severe cases of disease of the bones or muscles, was consulted, and relief sought to be obtained from his experienced hand. After a careful examination, Dr. K. Told the patient plainly that his case was hopeless. He advised him to spend no more money for medicine or med- ical aid, telling him that he might follow prescrip- tions till the last remnant of his property was ex- hausted, but... no benefit would be likely to result therefrom.
It is said, "While there is life there still is hope. " It was hard for Mr. Trask to yield to the stern ne- 23 cessity of his fate while any proposed remedy af- forded the least encouragement to hope had not been tried and exhausted. Chancing one day in 1843 to pick up a hand-bill or advertisement of Dr. S. C. Hewett of Boston, a gleam of hope once more entered his mind and he determined to make one more effort for the recovery of health, or at least to obtain a partial relief from pain, and, if possible, a suspension or stay of his increasing de- formity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kittridge of Paris, usually accounted the Surgeon in Oxford County, being usually resorted to in critical and severe cases of disease of the bones or muscles, was consulted, and relief sought to be obtained from his experienced hand. After a careful examination, Dr. K. Told the patient plainly that his case was hopeless. He advised him to spend no more money for medicine or med- ical aid, telling him that he might follow prescrip- tions till the last remnant of his property was ex- hausted, but... no benefit would be likely to result therefrom.
It is said, "While there is life there still is hope. " It was hard for Mr. Trask to yield to the stern ne- 23 cessity of his fate while any proposed remedy af- forded the least encouragement to hope had not been tried and exhausted. Chancing one day in 1843 to pick up a hand-bill or advertisement of Dr. S. C. Hewett of Boston, a gleam of hope once more entered his mind and he determined to make one more effort for the recovery of health, or at least to obtain a partial relief from pain, and, if possible, a suspension or stay of his increasing de- formity.
What to read after A Brief Historical Sketch of the Life And Sufferings of Leonard Trask the Wonde?
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