Youth and Egolatry by Pío Baroja
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"But what are you, a student?"
"Yes, sir." "In which branch?" "Medicine." "Good! Very good. You may go now." I would willingly have been anything to have escaped becoming a soldier, and so be obliged to live in barracks, eat mess, and parade. TO VALENCIA I failed in both June and September during the fourth year of my course, which was a mere matter of luck, as I neither applied myself more nor less than in previous years. In the meantime my father had been transferred to Valencia, whither it seemed wise that I should remove to continue my studies. I appeared at Valencia in January for a second examination in general pathology, and failed for the second time. I began to consider giving up my intended profession. |
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