Scattered Leaves From a Physicians Diary
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AT MIDNIGHT, a messenger from my greatly beloved colleague, Dr. Wilton, informed me that he was dying, and desired to see me at once.
I lost no time in arriving at his bedside. Grim Death, accompanied by the Angel of Mercy, had preceded me in my visit, for the face of my dear friend already bore the physiognomy of impending dissolution, which benign Mercy had mollified by the tenderness of her presence.
Mercy could afford to pay this modest tribute to one so good and pure as Dr, Wilton. No man ...more than I was better fitted to estimate his real services to the poor, for not only was he their physician, but he was also their friend ; he made merry with them in their pleasures, and grieved with them in their sorrows.
Whatever he acquired in his profession was distributed among the poor, for he reserved nothing for himself. The arena of his good deeds was a mere hovel, and his only audience were the poor unfortunates of the lowly homes.
He possessed that which even kings might envy if they could only realize the value of its possession ; it was a noble gift the most sublime which God could confer on mortal man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AT MIDNIGHT, a messenger from my greatly beloved colleague, Dr. Wilton, informed me that he was dying, and desired to see me at once.
I lost no time in arriving at his bedside. Grim Death, accompanied by the Angel of Mercy, had preceded me in my visit, for the face of my dear friend already bore the physiognomy of impending dissolution, which benign Mercy had mollified by the tenderness of her presence.
Mercy could afford to pay this modest tribute to one so good and pure as Dr, Wilton. No man ...more than I was better fitted to estimate his real services to the poor, for not only was he their physician, but he was also their friend ; he made merry with them in their pleasures, and grieved with them in their sorrows.
Whatever he acquired in his profession was distributed among the poor, for he reserved nothing for himself. The arena of his good deeds was a mere hovel, and his only audience were the poor unfortunates of the lowly homes.
He possessed that which even kings might envy if they could only realize the value of its possession ; it was a noble gift the most sublime which God could confer on mortal man.
What to read after Scattered Leaves From a Physicians Diary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Abrams to read onlineMoreLess
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