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A moment of smiting silence, then madness, hysteria, women fainting, men clamouring and cursing, and finally a vast upsurging of quickened souls, as the organ pealed forth: "My Country, 'Tis of Thee," and forty thousand Americans rose and sang their hearts out. Then, in a silence of death, Roosevelt spoke again: "Listen to the last words of the President of the United States: 'The Union!
"The Honer'ble Ojoy, if you please," answered Patsy, with a laugh that bordered on hysteria. The hardware man nodded, his eyes reading her face. "You were quite right to turn him down," he asserted. "It was the only thing to do," responded the girl, wondering how he knew. "But Boglin is a dangerous man," resumed West. "Look out for him. Miss Doyle."
For instance, during the recent war a wave of hysteria swept over the world, and courts and juries trampled on individual rights and freely violated the spirit of laws and constitutions.
He found himself struggling to keep back a smile at the picture of some fat old woman in a dressing gown simulating hysteria that she might ruin a love affair. He was hard put to make his voice sound sincere, as he answered: "Yes, all." "She said: 'Child, you are more influenced by this man than you know. It is not the great love, but it is dangerous.
For the first time I mutinied against my mother mutinied myself into hysteria, until she let me wear the store undershirt so all the world could see. Only a man who has undergone famine can properly value food; only sailors and desert-dwellers know the meaning of fresh water. And only a child, with a child's imagination, can come to know the meaning of things it has been long denied.
Lilly had fainted, with her head in her arms and face down among the keys. Followed two weeks that crowded up the little back parlor with anxiety, the tension of two doctors in consultation, and a sense of hysteria that was always just a scratch beneath the surface of Mrs. Becker.
Of the hysteria of that time, which was about to culminate in the French Revolution, there is no trace in the Constitution. They were less concerned about Rousseau's social contract than to restore law and order. Hard realities and not generous and impossible abstractions interested them.
If I am to do anything for this stuck-up peacock, Lady Fareham must give me the order. I am no servant of Madame Kirkland." Alone in the garden, the sisters embraced again, Lady Fareham with a fretful tearfulness, as of one whose over strung nerves were on the verge of hysteria. "There is something that preys upon your spirits, dearest," Angela said interrogatively. "Something! A hundred things.
She is now in a very curious state: a form of hysteria, no doubt, but very curious all the same." "Miss Beverley is with her?" I asked. Dr. Rolleston nodded affirmatively. "Yes, a very capable nurse. I am glad to know that Madame de Staemer is in such good hands. I am calling again early in the morning, and I have told Mrs.
I would not have given a dollar for Mr. Ladley's chance with the jury, at that time. The prosecution produced many witnesses during the next two days: Shanty-boat Tim's story withstood the most vigorous cross-examination. After him, Mr. Bronson from the theater corroborated Miss Hope's story of Jennie Brice's attack of hysteria in the dressing-room, and told of taking her home that night.
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