The Chronicles of the St Lawrence
The Chronicles of the St Lawrence
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he is but a leper ! the deadly virus is in him ! There it lies in wait, ready to spring forth at any moment. The fiend, like a venomous adder, will be on him as soon as it will awake. At the beginning of the malady, the skin soon loses its healthy and natural color, the complexion, its freshness and brilliancy ; a death-like, morbid white color covers the victim from head to E 146 CHRONICLES OF THE ST. LAWRENCE.
foot. One would imagine the relentless malady had got hold of the mucous membranes ...and taken the place of the fluids necessary to the vital functions.
Without going so far as to assert whether eastern leprosy has ever manifested other outward symptoms, it is undeniable that the Tracadie disease, at least in its rudimentary stage, assumes all the external marks of the eastern leprosy, I mean the unnatural whiteness of the skin. This, in the second stage, turns to a faint yellow ; in the third or last stage, it changes to a dark violet-red, or deepens even sometimes into a greenish hue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
he is but a leper ! the deadly virus is in him ! There it lies in wait, ready to spring forth at any moment. The fiend, like a venomous adder, will be on him as soon as it will awake. At the beginning of the malady, the skin soon loses its healthy and natural color, the complexion, its freshness and brilliancy ; a death-like, morbid white color covers the victim from head to E 146 CHRONICLES OF THE ST. LAWRENCE.
foot. One would imagine the relentless malady had got hold of the mucous membranes ...and taken the place of the fluids necessary to the vital functions.
Without going so far as to assert whether eastern leprosy has ever manifested other outward symptoms, it is undeniable that the Tracadie disease, at least in its rudimentary stage, assumes all the external marks of the eastern leprosy, I mean the unnatural whiteness of the skin. This, in the second stage, turns to a faint yellow ; in the third or last stage, it changes to a dark violet-red, or deepens even sometimes into a greenish hue.
What to read after The Chronicles of the St Lawrence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J M James Macpherson Le Moine to read onlineMoreLess
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