Works of Orville Dewey, D.D.
Works of Orville Dewey, D.D.
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He reads a page, folded from the eyes of most men, a page of wondrous hieroglyphics; that handwriting of nerves and sinews and arteries ; darkly he reads it, with a feeling enforced upon him that there is a wis- dom above and beyond him ; and if he is not a reli- giously inquiring and humble man, it seems to me that he knows not what he reads. Then again it is his office to visit scenes, where he is most especially taught the frailty of hfe, the impotence of man, and the need of a divine helper... ; where the strong man is bowed down by an invisible blow to debiUty, to deUrium, to utter helplessness ; where the dying stretch out their hands to heaven for aid, and to immortality for a reli- ance ; where affliction, smitten to the dust and stript of all earthly supports, plainly declares that no sufficient resource is left for it, but Almighty Goodness. I do not say, that there is any thing in the physician's calling which necessarily makes him a religious and good man ; but I do say, that if he obeys the true spirit of his calling, he must be led to the formation of such a character, as the inevitable result.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He reads a page, folded from the eyes of most men, a page of wondrous hieroglyphics; that handwriting of nerves and sinews and arteries ; darkly he reads it, with a feeling enforced upon him that there is a wis- dom above and beyond him ; and if he is not a reli- giously inquiring and humble man, it seems to me that he knows not what he reads. Then again it is his office to visit scenes, where he is most especially taught the frailty of hfe, the impotence of man, and the need of a divine helper... ; where the strong man is bowed down by an invisible blow to debiUty, to deUrium, to utter helplessness ; where the dying stretch out their hands to heaven for aid, and to immortality for a reli- ance ; where affliction, smitten to the dust and stript of all earthly supports, plainly declares that no sufficient resource is left for it, but Almighty Goodness. I do not say, that there is any thing in the physician's calling which necessarily makes him a religious and good man ; but I do say, that if he obeys the true spirit of his calling, he must be led to the formation of such a character, as the inevitable result.
What to read after Works of Orville Dewey, D.D.?
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