Albert J Akin a Tribute
Albert J Akin a Tribute
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At sixty he did not expect to live a year. At eighty he had lost the use of his lower limbs, and was condemned for a generation to use a wheel-chair. After he was ninety-five he broke his leg, and again the next year repeated the accident. But both fractures mended soundly. He died slowly, the splendid constitution resisting step by step the in-roads of disease. To the last day of his illness, he retained the 10 strong virile tone of his voice, and in his last delirium spoke like a young man. H...is brain was the last of him to die, remaining clear long after almost every organ was gone into dissolution.
He was an amazement of physicians. He was a confusion of temperance reform- ers. As one said, "He had used tobacco for seventy-five years, brandy all his life, and morphine for the last twenty-five years. " At his marriage he ceased to smoke and then often carried a cigar in his mouth, which he did not light for seventy years.
Yet he was always temperate, and refused to increase the amount of any nar- cotics used.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At sixty he did not expect to live a year. At eighty he had lost the use of his lower limbs, and was condemned for a generation to use a wheel-chair. After he was ninety-five he broke his leg, and again the next year repeated the accident. But both fractures mended soundly. He died slowly, the splendid constitution resisting step by step the in-roads of disease. To the last day of his illness, he retained the 10 strong virile tone of his voice, and in his last delirium spoke like a young man. H...is brain was the last of him to die, remaining clear long after almost every organ was gone into dissolution.
He was an amazement of physicians. He was a confusion of temperance reform- ers. As one said, "He had used tobacco for seventy-five years, brandy all his life, and morphine for the last twenty-five years. " At his marriage he ceased to smoke and then often carried a cigar in his mouth, which he did not light for seventy years.
Yet he was always temperate, and refused to increase the amount of any nar- cotics used.
What to read after Albert J Akin a Tribute?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren H From Old Catalog Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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