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"Seems very good so far..." Oct 15, 2017 12:50AM

 
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"Obviously dated (came out in ‘65, but his Intern training was around ‘57, when I was born) and very gripping story of his intern year as a doctor. I first read it as a Readers Digest condensed book not long after it was published, and this is probably my 2d or 3d reread since then." Oct 12, 2019 01:32AM

 
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"Horribly sad and a damning portrait of the future where pollution of all sorts is destroying the earth. Feels more prophetic now than when I first read it years ago." Oct 12, 2019 01:25AM

 
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