Chinas Crossroads
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Bach doctor has had passed down to him the knowledge he possesses. Perhaps he has bought a few of the old medical books and added to his stock of knowledge. Or there are those who from the books alone, have started out to treat the sick.
[135] CHINA'S CROSSROADS Such will gather in a few herbs, buy a pair of tortoise rimmed spectacles, put up a sign and try to heal the sick of the community. Most of the educated men have read enough of such books to decide whether they want to use the doctor's ...prescription or cast it itito the waste basket. A man, poor both in medical knowledge and dollars, will gather together a few dt-ied herbs, bee combs, snake skins, bits of animal bones and other articles, spread these upon a piece of cloth by the wayside and begin to treat the ills of any passerby who will pay him a few cents.
Others who are richer by inheritance or by having patients most fortuitously get well in their hands, may open a pretentious drugstore, go forth in a sedan chair to see patients, or receive patients in an office attached to the store.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bach doctor has had passed down to him the knowledge he possesses. Perhaps he has bought a few of the old medical books and added to his stock of knowledge. Or there are those who from the books alone, have started out to treat the sick.
[135] CHINA'S CROSSROADS Such will gather in a few herbs, buy a pair of tortoise rimmed spectacles, put up a sign and try to heal the sick of the community. Most of the educated men have read enough of such books to decide whether they want to use the doctor's ...prescription or cast it itito the waste basket. A man, poor both in medical knowledge and dollars, will gather together a few dt-ied herbs, bee combs, snake skins, bits of animal bones and other articles, spread these upon a piece of cloth by the wayside and begin to treat the ills of any passerby who will pay him a few cents.
Others who are richer by inheritance or by having patients most fortuitously get well in their hands, may open a pretentious drugstore, go forth in a sedan chair to see patients, or receive patients in an office attached to the store.
What to read after Chinas Crossroads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elliott Irving Osgood to read onlineMoreLess
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