The Lady Mordaunt Divorce Case. Full Report of the Proceedings. Letters From the Prince of Wales. His Royal Highness in the Witness-Box. Evidence of the Nurse And the Doctors
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For trifling matters. I believe I attended her once for a miscarriage.
Was she a person of hysterical temperament ! — She might be ; but I cannot say.
I considered her so.
Had she any symptoms of fever ? — Certainly not.
No symptoms of any kind ? — No. Certainly not.
Had she any symptoms of mania ? — I should say certainly not. She did not show any signs of delusijpn.
Did she require any unusual quantity of medicine ? — Eather less than usual.
What was the state of her pulse ? — I had no reason... to pay particular attention to it ; I cannot speak positively.
Were there any signs of fever, burning, or anything of the sort ? — Not to my knowledge.
Were there any indications which are to be found in cases of fever ? — Cer- tainly not.
Lady Mordaunt's mother came shortly after the confinement ? — Yes.
And remained how long ? — I cannot say. I should think about a week.
When you left, was the daughter, as far as you could observe, in a satisfactory state ? — Yes. As regards confinement she was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For trifling matters. I believe I attended her once for a miscarriage.
Was she a person of hysterical temperament ! — She might be ; but I cannot say.
I considered her so.
Had she any symptoms of fever ? — Certainly not.
No symptoms of any kind ? — No. Certainly not.
Had she any symptoms of mania ? — I should say certainly not. She did not show any signs of delusijpn.
Did she require any unusual quantity of medicine ? — Eather less than usual.
What was the state of her pulse ? — I had no reason... to pay particular attention to it ; I cannot speak positively.
Were there any signs of fever, burning, or anything of the sort ? — Not to my knowledge.
Were there any indications which are to be found in cases of fever ? — Cer- tainly not.
Lady Mordaunt's mother came shortly after the confinement ? — Yes.
And remained how long ? — I cannot say. I should think about a week.
When you left, was the daughter, as far as you could observe, in a satisfactory state ? — Yes. As regards confinement she was.
What to read after The Lady Mordaunt Divorce Case. Full Report of the Proceedings. Letters From the Prince of Wales. His Royal Highness in the Witness-Box. Evidence of the Nurse And the Doctors?
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