| 1893 - 900 páginas
...Genera " to be written against him ; but he afterwards detained him a month, without leaving Linnaeus an hour to himself the whole day long ; and at last...eyes, after having given him the choice of living with hin* till his death, as the salary of the professorship was sufficient for them both." 2 In the same... | |
| George Claridge Druce, Johann Jakob Dillenius - 1907 - 380 páginas
...be written against him ; but that he afterwards detained him for a month, without leaving Linnaeus an hour to himself the whole day long, and at last took leave of him with tears in his eyes, after giving him the choice of living with him till his death, as the salary, he thought, was sufficient... | |
| 1907 - 1052 páginas
...impressed with his knowledge and ability that ' he detained him at Oxford a month, without leaving Linnaeus an hour to himself the whole day long, and at last...living with him till his death, as the salary of the professorship was sufficient for them both.' On the whole, Linnaeus seems to have been much gratified... | |
| John Merle Coulter, M. S. Coulter, Charles Reid Barnes, Joseph Charles Arthur - 1886 - 408 páginas
...botanist Dillenius, who at first received him very haughtily; but he afterward detained him a month, and at last took leave of him with tears in his eyes, wishing him to remain with him till his death. He maintained a friendly correspondence •with him,... | |
| 1886 - 756 páginas
...botanist Dillenius, who at first received him very haughtily; but he afterward detained him a month, and at last took leave of him with tears in his eyes, wishing him to remain with him till his death. He maintained a friendly correspondence with him, though... | |
| GEORGE W.JOHNSON,F.R.H.S., AND ROBERT HOGG.LLD. - 1870 - 600 páginas
...to be written against himself. But he afterwards entertained him a month, without leaving Linnœns an hour to himself the whole day long ; and at last...living with him till his death, as the salary of the professorship was sufficient for them both." Can anything be more touching than this description of... | |
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