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I Desire No Other Epitaph - No Hurry About It, I May Say - Than The Statement That I Taught Medical Students In The Wards, As I Regard This As By Far The Most Useful And Important Work I Have Been Called Upon To Do.

There Is No Disease More Conducive To Clinical Humility Than Aneurysm Of The Aorta.

The Good Physician Treats The Disease; The Great Physician Treats The Patient Who Has The Disease.

The Higher Education So Much Needed Today Is Not Given In The School, Is Not To Be Bought In The Market Place, But It Has To Be Wrought Out In Each One Of Us For Himself; It Is The Silent Influence Of Character On Character.

We Are All Dietetic Sinners; Only A Small Percent Of What We Eat Nourishes Us; The Balance Goes To Waste And Loss Of Energy.