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They That Reverence To Much Old Times Are But A Scorn To The New.

I Hold Every Man A Debtor To His Profession.

But By Far The Greatest Obstacle To The Progress Of Science And To The Undertaking Of New Tasks And Provinces Therein Is Found In This-that Men Despair And Think Things Impossible.

An Artist Must Learn To Be Nourished By His Passions And By His Despairs.

Medical Men Do Not Know The Drugs They Use, Nor Their Prices.