Carolvs Linnaevs
Carolvs Linnaevs
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Doctor Stobseus, the owner of the first museum of natural historv that Linnaeus had beheld, was, by Linnaeus's account of him, not only of great learning and of surpassing skill in the healing art, but also himself a feeble sickly man, having but one eye, being also crippled in one foot, and a gloom}^ hypo- chondriac. A student or two in his household was a necessity. Much of his medical practice was by correspondence, and on some of the professional visits the student must be sent. At the time... of Linnseus's coming^ a medicaP student from Germany had long been Dr. Stobaeus's main dependence for help; was 32 CAROLUS LINN^US thoroughly trusted, and his right-hand man. This older student the magnetic young Linnaeus in an innocent way, and half unconsciously, appears to have at first captivated and then bribed into helping him in respect to that which he now most desired.
An old and honored inmate of the doctor's household was his mother. She was a nervous, fretful old lady, much troubled with sleep- lessness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Doctor Stobseus, the owner of the first museum of natural historv that Linnaeus had beheld, was, by Linnaeus's account of him, not only of great learning and of surpassing skill in the healing art, but also himself a feeble sickly man, having but one eye, being also crippled in one foot, and a gloom}^ hypo- chondriac. A student or two in his household was a necessity. Much of his medical practice was by correspondence, and on some of the professional visits the student must be sent. At the time... of Linnseus's coming^ a medicaP student from Germany had long been Dr. Stobaeus's main dependence for help; was 32 CAROLUS LINN^US thoroughly trusted, and his right-hand man. This older student the magnetic young Linnaeus in an innocent way, and half unconsciously, appears to have at first captivated and then bribed into helping him in respect to that which he now most desired.
An old and honored inmate of the doctor's household was his mother. She was a nervous, fretful old lady, much troubled with sleep- lessness.
What to read after Carolvs Linnaevs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Lee Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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