The Age of Disfigurement
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Now we can but hang our heads for very shame. At one time 1 solaced myself (on the assurance of travelled friends) that things were worse in the United States. A remark made by an American in an underground rail- 81 way carriage chastened and corrected me. " What a people these English are for advertising, " he remarked to the ladies of his party, as the train pulled up at Victoria. Even a director would have felt mortified at the sneer.
T am not sure that we may not, with a good con- science, ...enlist the doctors as propagandists. Certain forms of diseases are admittedly connected with the worry, bustle, and nervous excitement of modern life. A faithful analysis of the elements which make the daily round distressing would, assuredly, assign no small part to the bewildering glare and incessant assault upon the temper through the eye. The oculist, especially, would have valuable testimony to give about the effect of vivid, recurring impressions on the brain. Danger to life and limb would thus be supplemented by danger to sight and intellect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now we can but hang our heads for very shame. At one time 1 solaced myself (on the assurance of travelled friends) that things were worse in the United States. A remark made by an American in an underground rail- 81 way carriage chastened and corrected me. " What a people these English are for advertising, " he remarked to the ladies of his party, as the train pulled up at Victoria. Even a director would have felt mortified at the sneer.
T am not sure that we may not, with a good con- science, ...enlist the doctors as propagandists. Certain forms of diseases are admittedly connected with the worry, bustle, and nervous excitement of modern life. A faithful analysis of the elements which make the daily round distressing would, assuredly, assign no small part to the bewildering glare and incessant assault upon the temper through the eye. The oculist, especially, would have valuable testimony to give about the effect of vivid, recurring impressions on the brain. Danger to life and limb would thus be supplemented by danger to sight and intellect.
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