Pellagra
Pellagra
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In melancholia errors of judgment are less marked and less constant, and represent the secondary result of some disturbance of affectivity and moreover the pellagrous subject is always dreamy, forgetful and stupid. It is only rarely that he can give an account of his past history, that he knows that he is in an asylum, or can recognize with promptitude and accuracy the doctors in attendance. These victims of pellagra, humble representatives of the poor, speak only of their misery; they refuse t...o eat food from fear of suffering painful consequences, and they are suspicious of the modest but unaccustomed comforts that surround them in hospitals or asylums. Often they are tortured by the delusion that they are damned. In other instances they show extreme humility, or may exhibit delusions of grandeur that excite pity on account of the triviality of their nature; the possession of a sack of potatoes, a farm, a new coat, or a choice cigar con- stitutes the height of their ambition. Pellagrins are as a rule depressed and dull-brained, they speak little and in a low voice, and their appearance suggests dejection and resignation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In melancholia errors of judgment are less marked and less constant, and represent the secondary result of some disturbance of affectivity and moreover the pellagrous subject is always dreamy, forgetful and stupid. It is only rarely that he can give an account of his past history, that he knows that he is in an asylum, or can recognize with promptitude and accuracy the doctors in attendance. These victims of pellagra, humble representatives of the poor, speak only of their misery; they refuse t...o eat food from fear of suffering painful consequences, and they are suspicious of the modest but unaccustomed comforts that surround them in hospitals or asylums. Often they are tortured by the delusion that they are damned. In other instances they show extreme humility, or may exhibit delusions of grandeur that excite pity on account of the triviality of their nature; the possession of a sack of potatoes, a farm, a new coat, or a choice cigar con- stitutes the height of their ambition. Pellagrins are as a rule depressed and dull-brained, they speak little and in a low voice, and their appearance suggests dejection and resignation.
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