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Excerpt from Professional Reputation: An Oration Delivered Before the Philadelphia Medical Society, Pursuant to Appointment, February 8, 1826
Opening, which is the great requisite to future profit and eminence. Wherever we attempt to establish ourselves, except under very extraordinary circum stances, some time must be passed in acquiring the confidence of those around us, by the recommendations of our friends, by our own deportment, and the event of such cases as may be incidentally thrown into our hands. However unimportant any such particulars of conduct may individually appear, they are of greatmo ment collectively viewed; as every circumstance in the appearance, conversation, and character of a newly arrived physician, is of deep interest to those among whom he wishes to remain.
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