Summer On the Lakes in 1843 8 6
Summer On the Lakes in 1843 8 6
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" One night she dreamed that she awoke and found the dead body of thepreacher T. By her side; that at the same time her father, and twophysicians were considering what should be done for her in a severesickness. She called out that "the dead friend would help her; sheneeded no physician. " Her husband, hearing her cry out in sleep, wokeher.
This dream was presage of a fever, which seized her next morning. Itlasted fourteen days with great violence, and was succeeded by attacksof convulsion and ...spasm. This was the beginning of that state of bodilysuffering and mental exaltation in which she passed the remaining sevenyears of her life.
She seems to have been very injudiciously treated in the first stages ofher illness. Bleeding was resorted to, as usual in cases of extremesuffering where the nurses know not what else to do, and, as usual, themomentary relief was paid for by an increased nervousness, and capacityfor suffering.
Magnetic influences from other persons were of frequent use to her, butthey were applied without care as to what characters and constitutionswere brought into connexion with hers, and were probably in the end justas injurious to her as the loss of blood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" One night she dreamed that she awoke and found the dead body of thepreacher T. By her side; that at the same time her father, and twophysicians were considering what should be done for her in a severesickness. She called out that "the dead friend would help her; sheneeded no physician. " Her husband, hearing her cry out in sleep, wokeher.
This dream was presage of a fever, which seized her next morning. Itlasted fourteen days with great violence, and was succeeded by attacksof convulsion and ...spasm. This was the beginning of that state of bodilysuffering and mental exaltation in which she passed the remaining sevenyears of her life.
She seems to have been very injudiciously treated in the first stages ofher illness. Bleeding was resorted to, as usual in cases of extremesuffering where the nurses know not what else to do, and, as usual, themomentary relief was paid for by an increased nervousness, and capacityfor suffering.
Magnetic influences from other persons were of frequent use to her, butthey were applied without care as to what characters and constitutionswere brought into connexion with hers, and were probably in the end justas injurious to her as the loss of blood.
What to read after Summer On the Lakes in 1843 8 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sm Fuller to read onlineMoreLess
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