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Of the many lessons lavished upon me in the past (1885-6) by the great Charcot at the Salpêtrière,2 two left me with a deep impression: that one should never tire of considering the same phenomena again and again (or of submitting to their effects), and that one should not mind meeting with contradiction on every side provided one has worked sincerely.
Freud