text_original: In the winter of 1902 3, Major Leishman, of the British Army Medical Service, observed in smears of blood and internal organs of a trypanosoma infected rat, about forty eight hours after death, a number of minute spherical or oval bodies possessing features extremely suggestive of a close relationship to the trypanosomes with which they were associated.
text_transcription: IN THE WINTER OF NINETEEN O TWO AND THREE MAJOR LYISHMAN OF THE BRITISH ARMY MEDICAL SERVICE OBSERVED IN SMEARS OF BLOOD AND INTERNAL ORGANS OF A TRAPANISOMA INFECTED RAT ABOUT FORTY EIGHT HOURS AFTER DEATH A NUMBER OF MINUTE SPHERICAL OR OVAL BODIES POSSESSING FEATURES EXTREMELY SUGGESTIVE OF A CLOSE RELATIONSHIP TO THE TRAPANISMS WITH WHICH THEY WERE ASSOCIATED
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