 | Timothy Field Allen - 1875 - 664 Seiten
...minute was its average rapidity. Greatly comforted, I desisted from the experiment. VOL. u. — 30 Almost instantly the hallucination returned. Again...mystery of my end. I reasoned with myself; I bathed my forehead ; it did no good. There was one resource left : I would go to a physician,". — With this... | |
 | Timothy Field Allen - 1875 - 670 Seiten
...minute was its average rapidity. Greatly comforted, I desisted from the experiment. vOL. it. — 30 Almost instantly the hallucination returned. Again...mystery of my end. I reasoned with myself; I bathed my forehead ; it did no good. There was one resource left : I would go to a physician,". — With this... | |
 | Richard Garnett, Léon Vallée, Alois Brandl - 1899 - 434 Seiten
...swift and less intense, till finally, on comparing it with the second-hand, I found that about ninety a minute was its average rapidity. Greatly comforted,...morrow, stark and cold, by those whose agony would be doubled by the mystery of my end. I reasoned with myself ; I bathed my forehead — it did no good.... | |
 | Richard Garnett - 1899 - 432 Seiten
...swift and less intense, till finally, on comparing it with the second-hand, I found that about ninety a minute was its average rapidity. Greatly comforted,...morrow, stark and cold, by those whose agony would be doubled by the mystery of my end. I reasoned with myself ; I bathed my forehead — it did no good.... | |
 | 1907 - 668 Seiten
...swift and less intense, till finally, on comparing it with the secondhand, I found that about ninety a minute was its average rapidity. Greatly comforted,...mystery of my end. I reasoned with myself ; I bathed my forehead — it did no good. There was one resource left : I would go to a physician. With this resolve,... | |
 | David Ebin - 1961 - 412 Seiten
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 | David Solomon - 1966 - 484 Seiten
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 | Alfred Leslie, David Lehman - 1999 - 268 Seiten
...succession of intense throbs, then less swift and less intense, till finally, on comparing it with die second-hand, I found that about 90 a minute was its...mystery of my end. I reasoned with myself; I bathed my forehead — ii did no good. There was one resource left: I would go to a physician. With this resolve,... | |
 | T. F. Allen - 1997 - 650 Seiten
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In the intensity of my observations, I began to perceive that the circulation was not as rapid as I had thought. From a pulseless flow it gradually came to be apprehended as a hurrying succession of intense throbs, then less swift and less intense, till... 