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terraced walks, model farm and unconscious 

 thefts of exotics by the villagers, who readily re- 

 turned the plants, which had been recognized in 

 their cottage gardens. Everything seemed to 

 point to a calm old age; but in December, 1835, 

 having a presentiment of a coming paralysis, he 

 began trying to write with his left hand On the 

 eighteenth he had an apoplectic stroke from 

 which he never rallied. 



Medicine in America, Philadelphia, 1903. J. G. Muraford. 

 Amer. Med. Biog., Philadelphia, 1861. S. D. Gross. 

 Autobiography, Philadelphia, 1887. S. D. Gross. 

 Boston Med. and Surg. Journ., 1868-1869, vol. xlvii. 

 Mass. Med. Soc, Boston, 1868, vol. xi. 

 American Med. Biog. Williams. 



