Athothis : a satire on modern medicine / by Thomas C. Minor.
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" These children belong to some laborer. Their father is probably a poor devil, who works twelve hours a day, and is so ignorant as not to know that half of what he buys is fraudulent." " Yes," retorted Athothis; " their parents wonder why the children do not grow fat and healthy with such an abundance of food." " Who can reform this terrible state of affairs ?" cried Paulus Androeydes, despairingly. " When the moral sense is cultivated as much as the modern commercial instinct, these matters will be reformed," replied Athothis. " Let us leave this place," murmured Paulus Andro- eydes. " My spiritual heart is heavy." " Ha! ha ! ha !" laughed Athothis, as they fairly spun through the air. " I would teach you much, could I but tarry with you a few hours longer, but my time is almost up."
Publication/creation
Cincinnati : R. Clarke & co., 1887.
Physical description
viii, [5]-194 pages ; 21 cm
Contributors
Minor, Thomas Chalmers, 1846-1912.
Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library
Type/technique
Electronic books
Subjects
Medicine
Attribution and usage
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