Hypnotism, its facts, theories, and related phenomena; (1893)
Sextus, Carl · Chicago, C. Sextus · leaf 260
and elegance, he seemed evidently so highlyinterested in his new dignity that it was only at the expense ofmuch time and continued efforts that he was led back to reality once more to be the serious and amiable bookkeeper. INTRODUCTION OF HYPNOTISM IN CHICAGO. 245 A young lady, Miss M., a delicate… … THE SUBJECT DANCES TA-RA-RA-BOM-DE-AYSWEETHEART. WITH HIS open, and kneeling down, with outstretched arms, she beheldwith a reverent gaze, the fancied clouds and listened with ex-treme delight to the angelic music that was suggested. She re-mained in this position for about ten or twelve minutes…
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