...during this year his work entitled an ' Inquiry into the Causes and Effects of the Varioloe Vagcinoe,' and henceforth the imperishable name of Jenner was...interesting a subject. When, in 1770, he was prosecuting bis studies in London, he mentioned the matter to Hunter, who told him not to think but try, and above...

...during this year his work entitled an ' Inquiry into the Causes and Effects of the Varioloe Yaccino;,' and henceforth the imperishable name of Jenner was...Jenner, and he resolved to let no opportunity escape of_procuring knowledge upon BO interesting a subject. When, in 1< lO, he was prosecuting his studies...

...during this year his work entitled an ' Inquiry into the Causes and Effects of the Varioloe Vaccines,' and henceforth the imperishable name of Jenner was...immediately observed, " I cannot take that, for I ave had the cow-pox." This incident rivetted the attention of Jenner, and he resolved to let no opportunity...

...of vaccination was first brought under his notice. A young countrywoman had come to seek advice, and the subject of small-pox was mentioned in her presence. She immediately observed, "I can not take that disease, for I have had cow-pox." The idea took possession of Jenner's mind, and...

...house of his master at Sodbury ; a young countrywoman came to seek advice ; the subject of Small Pox was mentioned in her presence ; she immediately observed, ' I cannot take that disease, for I have had Cow Pox.' This incident rivetted the attention of Jenner." That such an event...

...house of his master at Sodbury ; a young countrywoman came to seek advice ; the subject of Small Pox was mentioned in her presence ; she immediately observed, ' I cannot take that disease, for I have had Cow Pox.' This incident rivetted the attention of Jenner." That such an event...

...to the subject during his apprenticeship, which lasted from 1762 to 1768. A young countrywoman came to seek advice ; the subject of small-pox was mentioned...presence ; she immediately observed, " I cannot take that disease, for I have had cow-pox." This, we are told, riveted the attention of Jenner. Whether this...

...this way, as told by his biographer, John Baron : When he was at Sodbury " a young .country woman came to seek advice ; the subject of smallpox was mentioned in her presence, and she immediately observed : ' I cannot take that disease, for I have had the cow-pox.' " The remark...

...Although Jenner announced his discovery thus late in life, his attention had been drawn forcibly toward the subject when quite a youth, while pursuing his...mentioned in her presence; she immediately observed, "I can not take that, for I have had the cowpox." This incident riveted the attention of Jenner, and he...

...pursuing his professional education in the house of his master at Sodbury; a young country-woman came to seek advice; the subject of small-pox was mentioned...presence; she immediately observed, "I cannot take that disease, for I have had cow-pox." This incident riveted the attention of Jenner. It was the first time...