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Thrice a week we have what is called Clinical lectures, which means lectures on the sick people in the Hospital--these I like very much.
I said this account should be short, but I am afraid it has been too long, like the lectures themselves. I will be a good boy and tell something about Johnson again (not but what I am very much surprised that Papa should so forget himself as call me, a Collegian in the University of Edinburgh, a boy).
He has changed his lodgings for the third time; he has got very cheap ones, but I am afraid it will not answer, for they must make up by cheating.
I hope you like Erasmus' official news, he means to begin every letter so.
You mentioned in your letter that Emma was staying with you: if she is not gone, ask her to tell Jos that I have not succeeded in getting any titanium, but that I will try again...I want to know how old I shall be next birthday--I believe 17, and if so, I shall be forced to go abroad for one year, since it is necessary that I shall have completed my 21st year before I take my degree.
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