The Jeanette And a Complete And Authentic Narrative Encyclopedia of All Voyages
The Jeanette And a Complete And Authentic Narrative Encyclopedia of All Voyages
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He entered a hospital as senior officer soon after graduation, but it was seen that his health demanded a change. He therefore be- came a candidate for the position of assistant surgeon of the United States navy. Having received this appointment, his life thereafter was, to a great extent, a life of travel. With the questions how this suited him, and to what results some other manner of life would have led, we have nothing to do. We can only record here that, placed as he was, he 486 LOVE-LIFE....
made the best of every circumstance, and became the polished scientist and brilliant writer that his published works show him to have been. Mexico, every part of Europe, many parts of Asia and Africa, most of the important islands of both oceans, and, as we have seen, the extrem- ity of America, became the scenes of his observation, and their interest- ing features received successively the attention of his brilliant and well- balanced mind. "Some persons, " says Pres. Fairchild, in his Moral Philosophy, "without physical health, or foundation for it, live because they deem it to be their duty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He entered a hospital as senior officer soon after graduation, but it was seen that his health demanded a change. He therefore be- came a candidate for the position of assistant surgeon of the United States navy. Having received this appointment, his life thereafter was, to a great extent, a life of travel. With the questions how this suited him, and to what results some other manner of life would have led, we have nothing to do. We can only record here that, placed as he was, he 486 LOVE-LIFE....
made the best of every circumstance, and became the polished scientist and brilliant writer that his published works show him to have been. Mexico, every part of Europe, many parts of Asia and Africa, most of the important islands of both oceans, and, as we have seen, the extrem- ity of America, became the scenes of his observation, and their interest- ing features received successively the attention of his brilliant and well- balanced mind. "Some persons, " says Pres. Fairchild, in his Moral Philosophy, "without physical health, or foundation for it, live because they deem it to be their duty.
What to read after The Jeanette And a Complete And Authentic Narrative Encyclopedia of All Voyages?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Perry to read onlineMoreLess
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