The Story book of Science
The Story book of Science
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The effect of the cauterization is to destroy the venom- ous matter. It is painful, I acknowledge, but one must submit to it in order to avoid a worse evil. Cauterization is the doctor's business. The initial precautions, binding to prevent the diffusion of the venom, pressure to make the poisoned blood flow, VENOM 135 hard suction to extract the venomous liquid, concern us personally, and all that must be done instantly. The longer it is put off, the more aggravated the evil. When these precau...tions are taken soon enough, it is seldom that the viper's bite has injurious conse- quences. ' ' ' You reassure me, Uncle. Those precautions are not difficult to take, if one does not lose one's pres- ence of mind. " "Therefore it is important that we should all acquire the habit of using our reason in time of danger, and not let ourselves be overcome by ill- regulated fears. Man master of himself is half- master of danger. " CHAPTEE XXXI THE VIPER AND THE SCORPION YOU just said, ' interposed Emile, "the bite of the viper, and not the sting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The effect of the cauterization is to destroy the venom- ous matter. It is painful, I acknowledge, but one must submit to it in order to avoid a worse evil. Cauterization is the doctor's business. The initial precautions, binding to prevent the diffusion of the venom, pressure to make the poisoned blood flow, VENOM 135 hard suction to extract the venomous liquid, concern us personally, and all that must be done instantly. The longer it is put off, the more aggravated the evil. When these precau...tions are taken soon enough, it is seldom that the viper's bite has injurious conse- quences. ' ' ' You reassure me, Uncle. Those precautions are not difficult to take, if one does not lose one's pres- ence of mind. " "Therefore it is important that we should all acquire the habit of using our reason in time of danger, and not let ourselves be overcome by ill- regulated fears. Man master of himself is half- master of danger. " CHAPTEE XXXI THE VIPER AND THE SCORPION YOU just said, ' interposed Emile, "the bite of the viper, and not the sting.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Henri Casimer Fabre to read onlineMoreLess
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