Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
GRAND RAPIDS HEhAI1D, SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL laGa

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ever unfsriins isseif lie Ha old Gag;
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ssii % be lonx. being Is broad IS kong,
ne mobility. the fnssantaneoasness OF
that bad were very funny and surpris-
ny. and its expressive twinslings and
winkirgs. sse intereommuI.cAsions be-
iwssa the eye. the ear, and il. were Of
Inc oddest and swsfssst-
R.h hAd the dignity and siraplici,y OF
great sise: ana having fought his way
All along the road 20 absolute suprem-
sey. he Mas rs mighty In his own line rs
Julius Cwsar or the Dnlse 81 Yelling
ton. and had the gravity OF all great
eghterA
You must have often observed the
likeness of certain men TO certain ami
msis, and Of certain dogs 10 men. Now,
never looked at Rsb without thinking
Of the great Baptist preacher, Andrew
Fuller. The same large heavy, menac-
ing. combAtive, sombre. honest eoaBte-
nance. the same deep inevita bis eye, the
.ame look. ~ of thunder asleep but
ready; neither dog nor = man to be
trlfed with
Next day, my master. the surgeon.
examined Allie There was no doubt il
novsd-it might never reharn-it would
give her speedy relief, she shenid have il
done. She cur,sisd. looked al James,
and said, "Whenr' Tomorrow, said
the kind surgeon, . man of few words.
She and James and EAb and retired.
Noticed that he and she spoxe little, but
seemed To anticipate everything In each
other. The following day. at noon, the
students came in, hurryIpg up the
great stair. Al the first lHnding-place.
on = small, well-known blackboard.
yeas bit Of paper fastened by waters.
and many remains of old waters beside
it. On the paper were the words. An
operation to-day. j. Il. Clark
Up ran the youths. eager to secure
good places; in they crowded. full of in
terest and talk What's the case?s
Nv hieh side il itr'
Don think them hezrtiess; they are
neither better nor worse than you or /;
they get over their professional hor-
rors. and into their proper work-and
in them pity. as An emotion. ending in
itself or at best In tears and long
drawn breath. lessons, while pity as a
motive is quickened, and gains power
and purpose. IL is well for human ma
ture that il is 20.
III.
The operating theatre il crowded;
much talk and fun and all the cordiAlity
and stir of youth The surgeon with his
staff Of assistants Is there. In comes
Allie: one look at her quiets and abatea
the eager students That beautiful old
woman Is too much for them; they sit
down and are dumb. and gaze at her.