Medical Essays, 1842-1882
Medical Essays, 1842-1882
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For it has been my privilege to be associated with a body of true andfaithful workers; I cannot praise them freely to their faces, or Ishould be proud to discourse of the harmonious diligence and the noblespirit in which they have toiled together, not merely to teach theirseveral branches, but to elevate the whole standard of teaching.
I may speak with less restraint of those gentlemen who have aided me inthe most laborious part of my daily duties, the Demonstrators, to whomthe successive class...es have owed so much of their instruction. They risebefore me, the dead and the living, in the midst of the most gratefulrecollections. The fair, manly face and stately figure of my friend, Dr. Samuel Parkman, himself fit for the highest offices of teaching, yetwilling to be my faithful assistant in the time of need, come back tome with the long sigh of regret for his early loss to our earthlycompanionship. Every year I speak the eulogy of Dr. Ainsworth's patienttoil as I show his elaborate preparations: When I take down my "AmericanCyclopaedia" and borrow instruction from the learned articles of Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For it has been my privilege to be associated with a body of true andfaithful workers; I cannot praise them freely to their faces, or Ishould be proud to discourse of the harmonious diligence and the noblespirit in which they have toiled together, not merely to teach theirseveral branches, but to elevate the whole standard of teaching.
I may speak with less restraint of those gentlemen who have aided me inthe most laborious part of my daily duties, the Demonstrators, to whomthe successive class...es have owed so much of their instruction. They risebefore me, the dead and the living, in the midst of the most gratefulrecollections. The fair, manly face and stately figure of my friend, Dr. Samuel Parkman, himself fit for the highest offices of teaching, yetwilling to be my faithful assistant in the time of need, come back tome with the long sigh of regret for his early loss to our earthlycompanionship. Every year I speak the eulogy of Dr. Ainsworth's patienttoil as I show his elaborate preparations: When I take down my "AmericanCyclopaedia" and borrow instruction from the learned articles of Dr.
What to read after Medical Essays, 1842-1882?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 1809-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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