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Excerpt from The Anatomy of the Human Ear, Illustrated by a Series of Engravings, of the Natural Size: With a Treatise on the Diseases of That Organ, the Causes of Deafness, and Their Proper Treatment
The dedication of this book to you indulges at once my gratitude and my ambition. I avail myself of this Opportu nity to acknowledge the many obligations which your kindness and uniform attention have conferred on me. With pleasure I render this tribute to your friendship.
In seeking the authority of your name, I have consulted the means of enhancing my own reputation. 1who can more properly patronize a Work oh the Ear. Than one who has signalized himself by the elucidation of its diseasesp - Who so well appreciate the merits which it may possess, or shield its defects against the severity of criticism? The world is acquainted with your profes sioual abilities, and respects your Opinion. Your enthusiasm and unremitting endea vours to cultivate the department of Surgery, are displayed in the works which you havealready given to the public; and it is con fidently predicted that your talent for Oh servation, quickened by an ardent desire to improve the science, will contribute fresh accessions to our knowledge, and add lustre to the profession.
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