The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... once drank some cider he sent in , and was made sick by it . She sus- pected , if she did not really believe , that her well had been poisoned by the Quaker preacher , then living on the place . She was in the habit , at one time , of ...
... once drank some cider he sent in , and was made sick by it . She sus- pected , if she did not really believe , that her well had been poisoned by the Quaker preacher , then living on the place . She was in the habit , at one time , of ...
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... once saw her , when chasing some cows , dash through a pool of water that laid between them . Another once found her in high altercation with her farmer , her hair down and dress open , and he led her away into the house . Another spoke ...
... once saw her , when chasing some cows , dash through a pool of water that laid between them . Another once found her in high altercation with her farmer , her hair down and dress open , and he led her away into the house . Another spoke ...
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... once into a form of mild mania , the hopeless character of which is recognized at once by all who have any practical acquaintance with mental disease . To such , the delineation is so perfect that we feel that in no instance has the ...
... once into a form of mild mania , the hopeless character of which is recognized at once by all who have any practical acquaintance with mental disease . To such , the delineation is so perfect that we feel that in no instance has the ...
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