Biographic Clinics 2
Biographic Clinics 2
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Spencer is able to read without spectacles at his advanced age is a perfect proof that he is, and has been, myopic. There is nothing in the fact to be proud of, but rather much to be sorry for. Such patients, if they have not suffered thereby from nervous or digestive disorders, have at least denied themselves one of the greatest pleasures in life, that of seeing the world. They do not know how anything a few feet away looks to normal eyes. But the two myopic eyes of a person are not once in a ...thousand instances alike in their refraction, nor are they without astigmatism.
The symptoms from which Mr. Spencer has suffered, at least from early manhood, show that he has always had compound myopic astigmatism, probably anisome- tropic. There are thousands, even millions, of literary workers, bookkeepers, seamstresses, clerks, students, and professional persons, who are able to work for ten or more hours a day at near-range ocular labor without " queer feelings in the head," " nervousness," headache, insomnia, or digestive troubles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Spencer is able to read without spectacles at his advanced age is a perfect proof that he is, and has been, myopic. There is nothing in the fact to be proud of, but rather much to be sorry for. Such patients, if they have not suffered thereby from nervous or digestive disorders, have at least denied themselves one of the greatest pleasures in life, that of seeing the world. They do not know how anything a few feet away looks to normal eyes. But the two myopic eyes of a person are not once in a ...thousand instances alike in their refraction, nor are they without astigmatism.
The symptoms from which Mr. Spencer has suffered, at least from early manhood, show that he has always had compound myopic astigmatism, probably anisome- tropic. There are thousands, even millions, of literary workers, bookkeepers, seamstresses, clerks, students, and professional persons, who are able to work for ten or more hours a day at near-range ocular labor without " queer feelings in the head," " nervousness," headache, insomnia, or digestive troubles.
What to read after Biographic Clinics 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George M George Milbry Gould to read onlineMoreLess
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