Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-18
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aker was q grave, gray-haired
.-s with a reputation, for as a
is as well known abroad as
lie STOOD before a glass table,
fee. long and TWO feet in
-f The slab was supported by
Columns. You could see all
able, und5r it, and through
d a thorough inspection.
liked. for Che professor can't
s over, so that it stood On
and u=X- he moved il back
forward. il was positive mat
10 c5mmunicaJiCn with Uhe
..w. for the room was covered
- ROW strips Of oak.
-r-.-g ID audiences the professor
o.. .,-s arsc ei. so he neither hum
r M rawai before, maybe, the
..r..---va men and women, who sat
chairs some twenty feet from him.
.-- aud -ce was what the rewSpa-
- mon would ca,l elite, which, in
. would mean well-m3lnered
..-r.. rra fair amour, Of intelligence.
men and women had come for
and not for instruction.
r.. .r-rss=-r BEGAN his IN rOduc,Ory
-lss way. and The accuracy Of
riricn may be- yCucned for.
with tle 1r.em3n's permits
-r shorthand wr.-er took 1t down:
r.y seem To- you 10 De pUerile on
bari -o have occupied my attention
v. -rt-oi-nsnd tricks. but l may
e-v. -rsl YOU how. so far as l am con-
c.-.t. l- came about ! was nO- born
,s.-r.r-.i bus with the inclination to
- mn .t- hand more frequently than
nv one. suppose l got great
Erc -lbbing when was child on
u--. though 1 never could IN
f4 exactly why. I remember a
VS. -1 an suut. a well-me3ning rela-
who -1 cure me of les,-handed-
tied my left arm 70 my body so
that T could not move IT, Having my
risa- hand free. I used 1t to smash up
tha. auu.'s crock=ry. and on that &C
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P''.lo1 OF .1e or3ln IS supposed 10
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90 me. might nave become
long practice IN a measure 3mb dsX-
'ds-o u- then I regreuully came 10
a conclusion when I was nineteen or
twenty years. that with neither my left
mop my right hand was as def as most
people. I he'd sultfed my left hand
cr had not improved my right one.
When I studied medicine and in a
tentative way essayed diSsecd0ns, dis
covered how clumsy / was with the
s'3ipeL / worked 2s hard. maybe
A1ller,.i'lan mos, men with my books,
ana 3-11I wei WIN my professors, and
passed a cred.uble examination. but
this terrible awkwardnesS with my fin
gers. it seemed to me. would always act
q 81 barrier Co my success, for I wanted
as q barrier 10 my success, for 1 wanted
1 was graduated az twenty-five. and
IN my class IVES man OF only average
aoi..,y VINO mad his diploma. One
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