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Excerpt from Transfusion, Vol. 2 of 3
I cannot entirely admit that, said Valdi in reply as to the anxiety I experienced, you may perhaps be right; for no man, however skil ful, can meddle with so delicate an organ as the eye without feeling a nervous solicitude, unless he be more or less than man. But of all the operations I ever undertook, that for which I felt the most triumph at my success, was one which I had to perform on a child that had been born deaf, and whose case had been under the consideration of the most eminent men of Paris.
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