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Psychotics are also generally very intuitive, using faculties most of us use very little or not at all. For example one of my first patients, Christine, believed that I was trying to electrocute her. Though she would not talk, she repeatedly drew pictures depicting this.
That's a modern improvement with which you wouldn't expect a dragon to be fitted; but I begin to see that this is an elaborate and complicated Dragon. Some people are Pharisees about their sense of humour, and keep harping on it till you wish it were a live wire and would electrocute them.
Gob, they ought to drown him in the sea after and electrocute and crucify him to make sure of their job. But what about the fighting navy, says Ned, that keeps our foes at bay? I'll tell you what about it, says the citizen. Hell upon earth it is. Read the revelations that's going on in the papers about flogging on the training ships at Portsmouth. A fellow writes that calls himself Disgusted One.
"Wait!" exclaimed Jack suddenly. "I have a plan that may save us!" "What is it? Speak quickly!" said Mr. Henderson. "We are in desperate straits!" As he spoke there came another crash against the rocks. "We must electrocute the suckers!" cried the boy. "Electrocute them? What do you mean?"
"I suspect, if anxious for turtle soup," said Bearwarden, "we must attach a lightning rod, and wait for a thunderstorm to electrocute him." Feeling grateful to the huge tortoise for the good service he had rendered, they shot a number of the great snakes that were gliding about on the ground, and placed them where he would find them on awaiting.
She dropped into the rowboat, and rowed off as swiftly as her failing strength would permit. "Daddy is dead, after all!" she moaned, over and over again. "And she is dead, too! I remember it all, now. And the blood! Oh, I must get away, or they will hang me, or electrocute me!" Five minutes more and the rowboat came to grief on some rocks close to the side of the stream.
I ought to be a Dido and Niobe and Cassandra rolled into one. I'm a brute not to be dead or look a hag. I've gone through horrors, and the secrets I know could put dozens of people in prison, if not electrocute them. But you see I'm not the right type of person for the kind of life I've had, as I should be if I were in a story book, and the author had created me to suit my background.
No! no! she must not let them hang or electrocute her! It would be too much of a disgrace! She must escape such a fearful fate! But how? There could be but one answer to that question. She must contrive in some way to outwit her enemies she must escape must fly to some place where they would never be able to find her.
"White man's dogs would have no show against him," Scott went on. "He'd kill them on sight. If he didn't bankrupt me with damaged suits, the authorities would take him away from me and electrocute him." "He's a downright murderer, I know," was the dog-musher's comment. Weedon Scott looked at him suspiciously. "It would never do," he said decisively. "It would never do!" Matt concurred.
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