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Nor was he
returns of the
& affection, he left the
University
the time when he was in the
warmest pursuit of those divine
discoveries ch
his food & his rest & seemed to
transport his imagination above
all sublunary things he found
still a greater pleasuredelightin paying from them to pay
his duty to her. the
sickness ofchch
Stamford in 1689 he rconstantly & with a more than
filial tenderness performed the
duties both of a nurse & Physician alldressing her blisters himself
& employed made use offor so remarkable chin performing the operations always applied in that distemper with more pleasure
for chin dressing her blisters
or
in managing that arealways that are ch
applied in that distemper
with as much readiness as he ever had
employed it in the most delightfull
experiments
Nor was he ever wanting in
suitable returns of the sincerest
gratitude and affection,
he made frequent
journeys from Cambridge to visit her
& even at the time when he was
in the warmest pursuit of those
enchanting discoveries ch
forget those his food & his rest &
seemed to transport his imagination
above all sublunary things, broke
loose to pay his duty to her –
During the chat in nursing her
Stamford in 1689
son Smith ch
in 1689 r
with a true filial piety, sate up
whole nights with her, gave
her all her Physick himself, & dressed all her blisters with his own hands
for ch
lessen the pain ch
the dressing the torturing remedy
usually applied in that distemper
with as much readiness as he ever
had employed it in the most delightfull
Or
& with
that manual dexterity for ch
was so remarkable in all his
experiments to lessen chch
usually applied in that distemper