On Obscure Diseases of the Brain, and Disorders of the Mind

able action active acute affection appeared asked associated attack attention became becomes body brain called cause cerebral character complete condition connected conscious consequence considered continued conversation death derangement directed disease disorder early edition evidence excited exhibited existence expression eyes fact faculty feeling frequently friends give hand head ideas illustrations imagination immediately impaired important impressions incipient influence insanity intellect kind known language look loss lost manifested matter memory mental mind months morbid nature never night object observed occasionally occurred organic pain paralysis particular passed patient period person phenomena physical physician practical present previously reason recovered referred relations remarkable says sensation sense severe singular sleep slight softening sometimes speak speech stage suffering symptoms thought tion voice volume walking weeks whilst young