Biographic Clinics 4
Biographic Clinics 4
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(1838.) I am frightened at a species of interior old age which has come upon me. (1840.) io8 BIOGRAPHIC CLINICS.
You will never know until I explain it to you verbally, the courage I display in writing to you. This morning I stayed till eleven o'clock in bed, unable to get up. It is horrible s\ifFer- ing which has its seat nowhere; which cannot be described — which attacks both heart and brain . I feel stupid, and the further I go, the worse the malady becomes. (1843.) I don't know whether it i...s a phase of the brain, but I have no continuity of will. I plot, I conceive books, but when it comes to execution, all escapes me. (1844.) my ability to work only lasted two days. I am again seized by spleen, complicated with nostalgia, or, if you like, by an ennui I never felt before. Yes, this is true ennui; nothing amuses me, nothing distracts me, nothing enlivens me; it is a death of the sold, a death of the will, the collapse of the whole being. (1845.) in spite of this heat my health gets better and better; nourishment no longer distresses me; and the intestines are coming back to a normal state.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(1838.) I am frightened at a species of interior old age which has come upon me. (1840.) io8 BIOGRAPHIC CLINICS.
You will never know until I explain it to you verbally, the courage I display in writing to you. This morning I stayed till eleven o'clock in bed, unable to get up. It is horrible s\ifFer- ing which has its seat nowhere; which cannot be described — which attacks both heart and brain . I feel stupid, and the further I go, the worse the malady becomes. (1843.) I don't know whether it i...s a phase of the brain, but I have no continuity of will. I plot, I conceive books, but when it comes to execution, all escapes me. (1844.) my ability to work only lasted two days. I am again seized by spleen, complicated with nostalgia, or, if you like, by an ennui I never felt before. Yes, this is true ennui; nothing amuses me, nothing distracts me, nothing enlivens me; it is a death of the sold, a death of the will, the collapse of the whole being. (1845.) in spite of this heat my health gets better and better; nourishment no longer distresses me; and the intestines are coming back to a normal state.
What to read after Biographic Clinics 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George M George Milbry Gould to read onlineMoreLess
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