Vivisection
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Swaine Taylor, of Guy's Hospital, who does not think that Klein's ex- periment would cause severe suffering; but of another placing a frog in cold water and raising the temperature to about ioo " that, " says Doctor Taylor, " would be a cruel experiment : I cannot see what pur- pose it can answer. " Before leaving Guy's Hospital, our inquiring friend meets Dr. Pavy, one of the most celebrated physiologists 58 VIVISECTION.
in England, who tells him that in this experi- ment, stigmatized by his c...olleague as " cruel, " the frog would in reality suffer very little ; that if we ourselves were treated to a bath gradually raised from a medium temperature to the boiling point, " I think we should not feel any pain ; " that were we plunged at once into boiling water, "even then, " says the enthusiastic and scientific Dr. Pavy, " I do not think pain would be experienced ! " Our friend goes then to Dr. Sibson, of St. Mary's Hospital, who as a physiologist of many years' standing, sees no objection to freezing, starving, or baking animals alive ; but he de- clares of boiling a frog, " That is a horrible idea, and I certainly am not going to defend it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Swaine Taylor, of Guy's Hospital, who does not think that Klein's ex- periment would cause severe suffering; but of another placing a frog in cold water and raising the temperature to about ioo " that, " says Doctor Taylor, " would be a cruel experiment : I cannot see what pur- pose it can answer. " Before leaving Guy's Hospital, our inquiring friend meets Dr. Pavy, one of the most celebrated physiologists 58 VIVISECTION.
in England, who tells him that in this experi- ment, stigmatized by his c...olleague as " cruel, " the frog would in reality suffer very little ; that if we ourselves were treated to a bath gradually raised from a medium temperature to the boiling point, " I think we should not feel any pain ; " that were we plunged at once into boiling water, "even then, " says the enthusiastic and scientific Dr. Pavy, " I do not think pain would be experienced ! " Our friend goes then to Dr. Sibson, of St. Mary's Hospital, who as a physiologist of many years' standing, sees no objection to freezing, starving, or baking animals alive ; but he de- clares of boiling a frog, " That is a horrible idea, and I certainly am not going to defend it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leffingwell Albert to read onlineMoreLess
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