Practical observations on the operation for the stone ... / By James Earle.

  • James Earle
Date:
1796
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Credit: Practical observations on the operation for the stone ... / By James Earle. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    b « fuffered the iilnefs of a day until he was fefe® * tied in London, where the almoft conftant com finement to a carriage tended to undermine his ftrength and conftitution.—Caveant Medici! a profeffional chariot often contributes more to the health of others than to that of its owner. He was admitted a Commoner of W ad ham College, Feb. 20, 1773* As his own incli¬ nation alone had led him to the Univerfity, and as he knew that he could receive but little affiftance from his father, he determined to qualify himfelf for any thing which might poffibly be obtained in College. Thinking himfelf fall deficient in the Greek language. o o he exerted his utmoft application to attain an exadt knowledge of it. And, fome time af¬ terwards finding there was an exhibition for a ftudent in Hebrew, he determined to learn that language. As it was near the vacation, his tutor recommended to him to flay in col¬ lege /
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