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if there is any hope in my case; I know that my life hangs upon a but while there is life there may I be hope. The gentleman seized Dr Darwin's hand and 'Thank you, doctor. I thank you; my mind is satisfied; I now w«k or two
DOI link for if there is any hope in my case; I know that my life hangs upon a but while there is life there may I be hope. The gentleman seized Dr Darwin's hand and 'Thank you, doctor. I thank you; my mind is satisfied; I now w«k or two
if there is any hope in my case; I know that my life hangs upon a but while there is life there may I be hope. The gentleman seized Dr Darwin's hand and 'Thank you, doctor. I thank you; my mind is satisfied; I now w«k or two
thread of the utmost importance for me to settle my worldly affairs immediately; then=fore trust that you will not deceive me, but tell me without hesitation your candid opinion.' Dr Darwin felt his pulse, and minutely examined him, and said he was sorry to say there was no hope. After a pause of a few minutes the gentleman said: 'How long can I live?' The answer was:
BookThe Works of Charles Darwin: Vol 29: Erasmus Darwin (1879) / the Autobiography of Charles Darwin (1958)
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First Published 1992
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