Foregrounds and Backgrounds in Work for the Sick: An Address Delivered at the Forty-third Annual Meeting of the New England Hospital for Women and Childrenpermission, 1906 - 13 páginas A part of the Duke Medical Center Library History of Medicine Ephemera Collection. |
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... heart I could never again be blind . There is much else in that foreground of which I should like to speak . To be blind to the humor of the moment or to the pathos and the tragedy of the moment , to meet them all with the same en ...
... heart I could never again be blind . There is much else in that foreground of which I should like to speak . To be blind to the humor of the moment or to the pathos and the tragedy of the moment , to meet them all with the same en ...
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... heart is . I examine his heart , find it wholly normal , tell him so with all the emphasis I can express , and add that he couldn't die if he tried , will probably live to be a hundred , and that meantime he must go to work and put the ...
... heart is . I examine his heart , find it wholly normal , tell him so with all the emphasis I can express , and add that he couldn't die if he tried , will probably live to be a hundred , and that meantime he must go to work and put the ...
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Abraham Cohen black frock-coat flapping blindness to backgrounds blindness to foregrounds Colorado Springs Cuba deafened by routine Denver or wherever direct personal service disease dreadfully prone dreariness duty elsewhere intent enjoy exaggeration or literary familiar old sounds firkin FOREGROUNDS AND BACKGROUNDS fully achieved result glum or grim go,-before cold weather happiness HARVARD COLLEGE HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY Harvard Medical School headache hear imposing and resounding Inasmuch as ye lamp of attention Lazear Massachusetts General Hospital mice and men mincing little milliner muscular hand ness to backgrounds Out-patient Department PHILLIPS BROOKS HOUSE physician put in blinders record slip record the dimen sad-eyed Irishman Salem Street approaches scientific Scotchman's brogue seen Sistine Madonna snatches of hesitating spiritual spleen stomach trouble sublime presence lurking sufferer suggestion of nameless symptom thee anhungered thermometer and neatly transient drudgery type of blindness typhoid unseen unto the least water won't cure well-trained whimpering Jew worry yellow fever