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Edward L. Pierce, Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner: volume 3, chapter 14 (search)
was enjoyable in his seclusion, and made friendships which lasted for life. His physician, Dr. A. Crouzet, to whom he was commended by Dr.. Brown-Sequard, conceived such an admiration for his patiet on exhaustion, which compelled quiet for some days; and Dr. Brown-Sequard, on a report from Dr. Crouzet, enjoined greater caution for the future. Another day was occupied with an excursion, in crtins was still bright and amiable, fond of humor, enjoying good health, and active in duty. Dr. Crouzet, now advanced in years, was full of enthusiasm for his distinguished patient. The writer vishotel proprietor, now ninety in age, and renewing agreeable intercourse with Richard Gordon. Dr. Crouzet was still living. Professor Martins had become an invalid, and was living in Paris, where he died two years later. Sumner kept up at Montpellier, under the immediate care of Dr. Crouzet, the treatment prescribed by Dr. Brown-Sequard,— poisons for medicines and cupping along the spine (v