Sketches of eminent medical men1799 - Medical scientists |
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... gout , was most likely the expression of the genuine feelings of his heart : " I do not much value public applause , and , indeed , if the matter be rightly weighed , the providing for esteem ( I being now 26 EMINENT MEDICAL MEN .
... gout , was most likely the expression of the genuine feelings of his heart : " I do not much value public applause , and , indeed , if the matter be rightly weighed , the providing for esteem ( I being now 26 EMINENT MEDICAL MEN .
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... feeling , ' What cause have I to bless God for that dear woman ! She is now feeble and incapable of much exertion , but it is to her careful instruction of my dear children when they were young — and I was unable from pro- fessional ...
... feeling , ' What cause have I to bless God for that dear woman ! She is now feeble and incapable of much exertion , but it is to her careful instruction of my dear children when they were young — and I was unable from pro- fessional ...
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... feelings and prospects during this affliction : " When the violence of the complaint had so much abated that Mr. Hey was able to speak a little , he said , ' I was perfectly sensible of my situation ; my mind was as collected as it is ...
... feelings and prospects during this affliction : " When the violence of the complaint had so much abated that Mr. Hey was able to speak a little , he said , ' I was perfectly sensible of my situation ; my mind was as collected as it is ...
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... feelings , which he always said it was impossible to describe , further than that they were inconceivably painful and distressing ; and he went to bed at night with a firm persuasion that he should never again quit it ; and , 68 EMINENT ...
... feelings , which he always said it was impossible to describe , further than that they were inconceivably painful and distressing ; and he went to bed at night with a firm persuasion that he should never again quit it ; and , 68 EMINENT ...
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... feeling . One evening I left him to visit a near relative , at that time confined to her room in a precarious state of health ; and his mother , who had been in attendance upon her , took my place at the bed - side of her son . Dr ...
... feeling . One evening I left him to visit a near relative , at that time confined to her room in a precarious state of health ; and his mother , who had been in attendance upon her , took my place at the bed - side of her son . Dr ...
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