Mental Maladies a Treatise On Insanity
Mental Maladies a Treatise On Insanity
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All that I say was taught me by the body which no longer exists, but which, before my misfortune, was upon the earth.
This woman is very much emaciated, her skin very brown and sun-burnt. Grief and despair are depicted upon her countenance, which is wrinkled and contracted. She walks about quietly, knitting, and avoids her companions. She does not regard herself as sick, but groans about her miserable condition, which nothing can change. She is tranquil, supports opposition, and has a great des...ire to be relieved of her infirmity. Cherishing this hope, she has four times consented to be magnetized, without however, deriving the least 31 242 DEMONOMANIA.
possible effect from the operation. With the expectation that her portrait would be carried to the archbishop, she places herself in a very proper atti- tude to have it taken. Such was the condition of this unfortunate woman for twelve years. During eleven of them, she performed laborious services, ful- filling her duties very" satisfactorily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All that I say was taught me by the body which no longer exists, but which, before my misfortune, was upon the earth.
This woman is very much emaciated, her skin very brown and sun-burnt. Grief and despair are depicted upon her countenance, which is wrinkled and contracted. She walks about quietly, knitting, and avoids her companions. She does not regard herself as sick, but groans about her miserable condition, which nothing can change. She is tranquil, supports opposition, and has a great des...ire to be relieved of her infirmity. Cherishing this hope, she has four times consented to be magnetized, without however, deriving the least 31 242 DEMONOMANIA.
possible effect from the operation. With the expectation that her portrait would be carried to the archbishop, she places herself in a very proper atti- tude to have it taken. Such was the condition of this unfortunate woman for twelve years. During eleven of them, she performed laborious services, ful- filling her duties very" satisfactorily.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Tienne Dominique Esquirol to read onlineMoreLess
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