Excerpt from Observations on the Medical Character: Addressed to the Graduates of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of New York, at the Commencement, Held on the 4th of April, 1826
Industry in any laudable pursuit, is a never failing source of satisfaction; but when the mind is directed to objects of high importance, and its exertions are attended with success, there is no state so happy as that of the industrious man in the constant exercise of his skill and abilities. And when these are directed to the relief of hu man sufl'ering, I know of no luxury which the heart can enjoy, superior to that which the phy sician or surgeon experiences from the successful application of his art.
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