John Shaw Billings; a Memoir
John Shaw Billings; a Memoir
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. . To-morrow I read my paper and after that will have time to go round. Met Dr. Holmes, who remembered me at once and was very cordial.
October 4. To-night have got to alter my paper into an address to be given to-morrow night to take the place of one of the great guns who has failed to appear.
October 5. I am a little annoyed that my paper, which was to be merely a brief memorandum, is to be forced into the position of a popular address to-night but I must do as well as I can. ... I have got ...the ugliest, coarsest, heaviest ulster I ever saw in my life, have got some "British gold, " and am all ready to go, I believe.
October 8. S. S. Batavia, somewhere near Nova Scotia. We sailed according to programme, Dr. Bowditch going to the steamer with me and waving good-bye as we left the wharf.
October 9. Dr. H. , feeling better, came on deck this morn- ing with his stovepipe hat on and an umbrella spread. The 192 JoKn SHa-w Billings Captain immediately stepped up to him and, with an air of great interest, inquired if he were going ashore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . To-morrow I read my paper and after that will have time to go round. Met Dr. Holmes, who remembered me at once and was very cordial.
October 4. To-night have got to alter my paper into an address to be given to-morrow night to take the place of one of the great guns who has failed to appear.
October 5. I am a little annoyed that my paper, which was to be merely a brief memorandum, is to be forced into the position of a popular address to-night but I must do as well as I can. ... I have got ...the ugliest, coarsest, heaviest ulster I ever saw in my life, have got some "British gold, " and am all ready to go, I believe.
October 8. S. S. Batavia, somewhere near Nova Scotia. We sailed according to programme, Dr. Bowditch going to the steamer with me and waving good-bye as we left the wharf.
October 9. Dr. H. , feeling better, came on deck this morn- ing with his stovepipe hat on and an umbrella spread. The 192 JoKn SHa-w Billings Captain immediately stepped up to him and, with an air of great interest, inquired if he were going ashore.
What to read after John Shaw Billings; a Memoir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fielding H Fielding Hudson Garrison to read onlineMoreLess
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