The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... passed away , and much that these years have produced , has passed with them into utter forgetfulness " and mere oblivion . " Much more which now clamors loudly for earthly immortality , will follow ; but that extraordinary gathering in ...
... passed away , and much that these years have produced , has passed with them into utter forgetfulness " and mere oblivion . " Much more which now clamors loudly for earthly immortality , will follow ; but that extraordinary gathering in ...
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... passed , and the messenger death now comes like an angel of mercy , and the dark pall is made to descend upon her as gently as was possible , in the nature of things ; and though this sweet vision of the poet has passed away , the ...
... passed , and the messenger death now comes like an angel of mercy , and the dark pall is made to descend upon her as gently as was possible , in the nature of things ; and though this sweet vision of the poet has passed away , the ...
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... passing of these troops , holding the pistol behind him and concealed under his coat . When the Lieutenant was ... passed inwards and downwards , and was supposed to have lodged against , or to have imbedded itself in the vertebral ...
... passing of these troops , holding the pistol behind him and concealed under his coat . When the Lieutenant was ... passed inwards and downwards , and was supposed to have lodged against , or to have imbedded itself in the vertebral ...
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