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Updated: June 26, 2025
Geraldine knew she should get neuralgia in such a frightful draught. "Come to your room and lie down. You will feel better when you are rested," Lucy said, with a troubled look on her sweet face, as she led the way to the large, cheerful chamber which her sister always occupied when at Grey's Park. "What time do you dine?"
I have not yet had a good spell of writing, though I have had all through the story abundant clairvoyance, and see just how it must be written; but for writing some parts I want warm weather, and not to be in the state of a 'froze and thawed apple.... The cold affects me precisely as extreme hot weather used to in Cincinnati, gives me a sort of bilious neuralgia.
"And William Jones, a-winking at Bella Dougherty, as much as to say, sir, that he'd be having the laugh on me, said he had a pain that minute in his head from neuralgia and he'd bet me a quarter no frictional electricity would drive it out. I know now what was the matter with the head of William Jones. Not neuralgia, nor nothing of the sort, sir. It was vacuum.
So I begun with Ellen. "'You're sick, child, says I, havin' her alone at the time. 'It looks to me like neuralgia. "Well, you're a doctor I don't have to tell you how easy it is to make a person think they're sick. And that's my specialty makin' people think things. In half an hour, I had that girl whoop-in' an' Martin telephonin' for a doctor.
"I have another attack of neuralgia to-night, Guy, and cannot continue this work as I expected. Try, however, to finish these single copies for me to-night. I must retire; I am really unable to endure these pains any longer without rest."
"Well, it's harder," sighed her brother. "It's easy to catch Oh! Oh! Russ! Rose! I got it!" "You haven't neuralgia, like poor William," announced Rose with confidence. "Listen!" announced the glowing Laddie. "What is it that's so easy to catch but nobody runs after?" "Huh! is that a riddle?" asked Russ. "Course it's a riddle."
Paralysis and anæsthesia of one part of the body from neuralgia in another part; and muscular atrophy from neuralgia, even when there is no paralysis; Tetanus produced by the lesion of a nerve. Dr. Brown-Séquard thinks it highly probable that hydrophobia is a phenomenon of a similar nature;
Now and then he lifted his arm as if to reassure himself, whispering to himself in an awed voice, "I can, I can." A little further on was seated a woman who had complained of violent neuralgia. Then it was the turn of the visitor from Paris.
No man freed an hour before from a raging toothache, the rack of a neuralgia, seats himself in his armchair to recollect and ponder upon the anguish he has undergone.
The laying on of hands is a sort of gift of mine; let me try by such means to ease your pain." "Thank you, Miss Monfort," very dryly, "you are very kind, indeed, but I don't think you can relieve me. I have excruciating neuralgia in my eyebones and temples, and my hands are cramped again. Dinah has been rubbing, without bettering them, for the last half hour."
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