Dialogues between a pupil of the late John Hunter, and Jessé Foot, including passages in Darwin's Zoonomia / [Jesse Foot].

  • Jesse Foot
Date:
1795
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Credit: Dialogues between a pupil of the late John Hunter, and Jessé Foot, including passages in Darwin's Zoonomia / [Jesse Foot]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    new feries of reflexion. Now this is an undertaking fo very formidable in its nature, that the generality of men hope to avoid it. PUPIL* But as I flatter myfelf fo far, that I can attend to your arguments, and that I am open to receive any correction, my judge¬ ment being perhaps fomewhat perverted, I truft you will not difappoint me. FOOT. I certainly (hall not baulk your confidence in yourfelf, by hefitating to anfwer any thing you require from me. PUPIL. I drank you, and the unlimited freedom you have given me, I conceive as a mark of your liberality. FOOT. Then I cannot fee that there is any ob- ftacle to your proceeding, as I rely equally upon your indulgence, that when you have interrogated me upon any point you wifh, you will permit me, in my turn,,to interro¬ gate you alfo. B 2
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