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Shall you march her home by the ear?" "I certainly shall not go after her that is, if she is in no danger. Where is this camp-meeting?" "Oh, there are five hundred or so of them, and it is near a farmhouse." It was evident that he had forgotten the colour of the camp. "Seriously, I would let her alone for to-day. That form of hysteria has to wear itself out.
And it is perhaps as well that our title becomes extinct with my death. If you don't mind, we would rather not speak of the matter further. 'He was such a kind boy they both were, sobbed Lady Durwent in an enveloping hysteria, 'and so devoted to their mother. Putting Elise gently to one side, Selwyn faced her father. 'Lord Durwent, he said, 'I was with your son when he was killed.
From these volitional variations on the one side, from the ideational disturbances on the other, only a few steps lead to those dissociations of the personality which are characteristic of many graver cases of hysteria. But to give to them any adequate analysis, it would be insufficient to refer in this brief way to particular cases.
Some regrettable incidents had lately occurred; various children pretended that they had seen the devil, some of them being guilty of simulation in this respect, whilst others had given way to real attacks of hysteria, in the contagious nervous unhinging which was so prevalent. But what a terrible business did the removal of the offerings from the Grotto prove!
She went in almost to the knee and was surprised to find that she had to exert some little strength to pull the foot out, there was so great a suction. With the discovery that she was really in a dangerous predicament came a mental panic which threatened to take the form of hysteria.
Paul's eyes glinted under his frown. "Then the Jefe-Politico earns the hundred dollars and the law gives her to me." The spring uncoiled. "Never! She died a month ago of yellow fever." Under Teuton phlegm lies an hysteria that rivals that of the Latin races. Paul's flame died to ashes and he burst out sobbing, throwing his hands up and out with ungainly gestures.
But she did not answer. The curtain rose upon the final act. Silently they moved out with a throng whose silk skirts swished and rustled. The men were restless, glad of a chance at the open and a smoke; the women gay, exalted, half intoxicated by the musical appeal to their emotions. There was an atmosphere almost of hysteria in the great swiftly emptying auditorium.
At all events, the data are insufficient upon which to form a serious diagnosis. Some have called it epilepsy. Sprenger, with an exaggerated display of certainty based upon his former medical studies, gave Mohammed's disorder the name of hysteria. Others try to find a connection between Mohammed's extraordinary interest in the fair sex and his prophetic consciousness.
When she reaches Stephen's house, she learns he is in, and with a great fear of him suddenly rushing over her, she sends word up to him by the servant: Will he see her? While she waits in the hall, her message is taken upstairs. May leans against the wall, a terrible sick faintness, born of excitement and hysteria, coming suddenly upon her.
Now everything hung upon the temper of the house-holder, whether she would take that apparition quietly, deceived by Lanyard's mumming into believing she had only a poor thievish fool to deal with, or with a storm of bourgeois hysteria.
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