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Hypnotism, its facts, theories, and related phenomena; (1893)

Sextus, Carl · Chicago, C. Sextus · leaf 262

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temper, verydark eyes and hair, was then hypnotized. The young lady wasFrench, and a relative of one of the families present. Thehypnose was in this case very rapidly produced. By the aid ofthe fascination method I commanded her suddenly to close hereyelids tight and sleep. Then I made a few passes… … THE SUBJECT CANNOT STRIKE. direction of Mr. Krzisch, give him her hand saying, loudly anddistinctly, How do you do? This all came to pass in accord-ance with the instruction given, at exactly the time appointed,although the young lady was not aware of the suggestion andhad not once looked at her…

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