[Vynne, Harold Richard] [from old catalog] · Chicago, Thomson and Zimmerman · leaf 132
sing-room. The torrid atmosphere hasalready produced a feeling of enervation, and 129 you doff your clothes with alacrity. You thenwind about you the sheet with which you havebeen provided and emerge, giving all yourvaluables to a clerk, who deposits them in thesafe. You are then led to the… … on the couch, fairy visions float before the mind.Try to think connectedly and the effort will bea failure. The mind becomes a strange jumble,in which people and events, real and imaginary,mix themselves without volition of yours in akaleidoscopic mass of pleasant pictures. A 130 copious and…
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