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Hardly a day and never a week passed but he would excitedly and delightedly report upon discoveries he had made. A reference was to be added here, a sen- tence must be changed there. Some new material was important enough to modify a conclusion already reached or to demand consideration in the chapters still unfinished. "The book" had reverted to the pioneer stage.
In the summer of 1927, and again in 1928, the Turners went east to Hancock Point. His health had not improved; in fact, his strengt...h was faihng, although he was unwilhng to admit it. . . . On returning to Pasadena, he came to the Library every day, but limited his work there largely to the morning hours. He met the situation bravely, but feeling the obligation of what was expected of him he realized that it was a race to get his book finished, and the next two summers were spent in California.
In November, 193 1, a phlebitis developed in one leg and confined him to the house for several weeks. This had the advantage, so far as composition and writing were concerned, of keeping him from undertaking any further investigations, and with Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hardly a day and never a week passed but he would excitedly and delightedly report upon discoveries he had made. A reference was to be added here, a sen- tence must be changed there. Some new material was important enough to modify a conclusion already reached or to demand consideration in the chapters still unfinished. "The book" had reverted to the pioneer stage.
In the summer of 1927, and again in 1928, the Turners went east to Hancock Point. His health had not improved; in fact, his strengt...h was faihng, although he was unwilhng to admit it. . . . On returning to Pasadena, he came to the Library every day, but limited his work there largely to the morning hours. He met the situation bravely, but feeling the obligation of what was expected of him he realized that it was a race to get his book finished, and the next two summers were spent in California.
In November, 193 1, a phlebitis developed in one leg and confined him to the house for several weeks. This had the advantage, so far as composition and writing were concerned, of keeping him from undertaking any further investigations, and with Mr.
What to read after Publications of the Colonial Society of Massachusetts 34?
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