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DR. BIGELOW T. SANBORN, Superintendent of the | DR. BIGELOW T. SANBORN, Superintendent of the | ||
Maine Insane Hospital at Augusta. | Maine Insane Hospital at Augusta. | ||
| − | + | IT'S a lifetime of devotion to a given cause, that brings | |
| − | To a man full consolation. in leadership of | + | To a man full consolation. in leadership of things; |
It's the authority of study. it's experience and skill | It's the authority of study. it's experience and skill | ||
And those attributes of purpose and of character and will, | And those attributes of purpose and of character and will, | ||
| − | That will make a man | + | That will make a man of genius grow in kindliness and grace, |
| − | As a | + | As a blessing to the people mid the sufferings of the race. |
I don't care to seem effusive but the man, of whom I write. | I don't care to seem effusive but the man, of whom I write. | ||
| − | With forty years of honest service to the noblest kind of | + | With forty years of honest service to the noblest kind of fight |
| − | Twenty-five of them director of our | + | Twenty-five of them director of our greatest public care. |
Give sufficient invocation to a sermon anywhere. | Give sufficient invocation to a sermon anywhere. | ||
To the world he's "Doctor Sanborn"-a synonym in Maine, | To the world he's "Doctor Sanborn"-a synonym in Maine, | ||
| − | + | For the highest type of knowledge in the care of the insane; | |
| − | But from behind the man of | + | But from behind the man of practice comes a Man to our relief |
| − | Whose sympathies are countless and who shares our every | + | Whose sympathies are countless and who shares our every grief. |
| − | + | "I hope I never go there," said a man the other day | |
| − | + | "But there's one thing that's a comfort, as I view it anyway; | |
| − | "I hope I never | ||
| − | "But there's one | ||
For if they ever send me over; I won't give them cause to wait | For if they ever send me over; I won't give them cause to wait | ||
For I'll find one Doctor Sanborn, a waiting at the gate." | For I'll find one Doctor Sanborn, a waiting at the gate." | ||
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DR. BIGELOW T. SANBORN, Superintendent of the Maine Insane Hospital at Augusta. IT'S a lifetime of devotion to a given cause, that brings To a man full consolation. in leadership of things; It's the authority of study. it's experience and skill And those attributes of purpose and of character and will, That will make a man of genius grow in kindliness and grace, As a blessing to the people mid the sufferings of the race. I don't care to seem effusive but the man, of whom I write. With forty years of honest service to the noblest kind of fight Twenty-five of them director of our greatest public care. Give sufficient invocation to a sermon anywhere. To the world he's "Doctor Sanborn"-a synonym in Maine, For the highest type of knowledge in the care of the insane; But from behind the man of practice comes a Man to our relief Whose sympathies are countless and who shares our every grief.
"I hope I never go there," said a man the other day "But there's one thing that's a comfort, as I view it anyway; For if they ever send me over; I won't give them cause to wait For I'll find one Doctor Sanborn, a waiting at the gate."