A Life of Linnaeus
A Life of Linnaeus
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Niebuhr, who afterwards published an account of this memorable expedition. Poor Forskal died, in the thirty-first year of his age ; his observations, however, were not lost ; his surviving companion published them at Copenhagen, and sent a copy of the work to LinnaBus, who regarded Forskal as one of his most worthy and excellent pupils "whose name he never mentioned without respect. " Loefling, another favourite pupil of Lin- na3us, was chosen by the Spanish govern- 134 LIFE OF LINN^IUS.
ment t...o travel through their South Ame- rican settlements, where he sickened and eventually died in the bloom of his youth* distinguished for his zeal and talents. This loss singularly affected his great teacher, who said that, of all his travelling disci- ples, there was none more remarkable for his love of plants and his botanical learning, nor had any a finer opportunity to enrich his favourite science.
The melancholy fate of these young men, cut off thus in the flower of their days, by no means deterred others from following in their steps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Niebuhr, who afterwards published an account of this memorable expedition. Poor Forskal died, in the thirty-first year of his age ; his observations, however, were not lost ; his surviving companion published them at Copenhagen, and sent a copy of the work to LinnaBus, who regarded Forskal as one of his most worthy and excellent pupils "whose name he never mentioned without respect. " Loefling, another favourite pupil of Lin- na3us, was chosen by the Spanish govern- 134 LIFE OF LINN^IUS.
ment t...o travel through their South Ame- rican settlements, where he sickened and eventually died in the bloom of his youth* distinguished for his zeal and talents. This loss singularly affected his great teacher, who said that, of all his travelling disci- ples, there was none more remarkable for his love of plants and his botanical learning, nor had any a finer opportunity to enrich his favourite science.
The melancholy fate of these young men, cut off thus in the flower of their days, by no means deterred others from following in their steps.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C L Cecilia Lucy Brightwell to read onlineMoreLess
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