The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... become more frequent , some- times following the asthma and sometimes occurring between the attacks , so that in the last few months he has been three times with us . His attacks come on in this way : At first he is unable to sleep at ...
... become more frequent , some- times following the asthma and sometimes occurring between the attacks , so that in the last few months he has been three times with us . His attacks come on in this way : At first he is unable to sleep at ...
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... becomes the complement to these manifestations . In proportion to the advance of age , the signs become less mobile or fugitive , and more easy of comprehension . Up to between twelve and fifteen years there comes to be painted on our ...
... becomes the complement to these manifestations . In proportion to the advance of age , the signs become less mobile or fugitive , and more easy of comprehension . Up to between twelve and fifteen years there comes to be painted on our ...
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... become surly and suspicious , and will think all his food and drink is poisoned , and take no more , especially if by the further use of the med- icine his appetite becomes lost . This refusal of food is , how- ever , most frequent in ...
... become surly and suspicious , and will think all his food and drink is poisoned , and take no more , especially if by the further use of the med- icine his appetite becomes lost . This refusal of food is , how- ever , most frequent in ...
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