Transactions... V.1-
Transactions... V.1-
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Let me also beg of you not to men- tion my name if you take any notice of this.
VI. The correspondent above referred to further says, respecting Prof. Buchanan : We interviewed tlie dean, although he didn't know it, and found Digitized by VjOOQIC Eclectic Medical Society. 121 him at first suspicious, but swallowing at a gulp our carefully-pre- pared bait he became confidential — very. "We informed him that we had called for the purpose of purchasing a degree ; that our business engagement was s...o pressing that we could not find time to attend lectures, etc., etc. Carefully closing the door of his office, he told us that the " university " could confer the degree of M. D. without the usual preparatory course of lectures. We inquired the price.
" It is customary," he said, " for us to furnish the degree, and the gentleman gives us what he thinks proper." Insisting, as a business man, upon a positive price, the " Dean " named $40 as the price at which the coveted sheepskin could be procured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let me also beg of you not to men- tion my name if you take any notice of this.
VI. The correspondent above referred to further says, respecting Prof. Buchanan : We interviewed tlie dean, although he didn't know it, and found Digitized by VjOOQIC Eclectic Medical Society. 121 him at first suspicious, but swallowing at a gulp our carefully-pre- pared bait he became confidential — very. "We informed him that we had called for the purpose of purchasing a degree ; that our business engagement was s...o pressing that we could not find time to attend lectures, etc., etc. Carefully closing the door of his office, he told us that the " university " could confer the degree of M. D. without the usual preparatory course of lectures. We inquired the price.
" It is customary," he said, " for us to furnish the degree, and the gentleman gives us what he thinks proper." Insisting, as a business man, upon a positive price, the " Dean " named $40 as the price at which the coveted sheepskin could be procured.
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