...threatened his life, as to be again enabled to devote his leisure hours to the amoirilii .i<:Miti<i. He was then employed in revising some printed sheets...many valuable MSS. of his, not yet published ; the Linnseau Herbarium, in the same order and even occupying the very cases which had contained it at Upsal,...

...illness which had threatened his life, as to be again enabled to devote his leisure hours to the amabilis scientia. He was then employed in revising some printed...many valuable MSS. of his, not yet published ; the Linnaean herbarium, in the same order and even occupying the very cases which had contained it at Upsal...

...to us the treasures of his collection, (in reality the only otic of its kind,) with'n courtesy and and kindness which are peculiar to great and well-educated men ; and which in diis truly noble person are heightened by such charms of gentleness and affability, as cannot fail...

...collection (in reality the only one of its kind) with a courtesy & kindness which are peculiar to great & well-educated men; and which in this truly noble person...have but once enjoyed the privilege of his society. After such an experience, strengthened by Schultes' disgust at the rejection of this paragon ofvirtue...