Hypnotism, its facts, theories, and related phenomena; (1893)
Sextus, Carl · Chicago, C. Sextus · leaf 56
THE HYPNOTIZED DENTIST AND PATIENT. quack is he who, professing to cure disease, yet allows hispatients to suffer and perish by ignorantly or presumptuouslydismissing any promising or possible means, of which the fatherof medicine thought very differently from his degenerate sons. HYPNOTISM AS A… … THE HYPNOTIZED SUBJECT SUPPOSES SHE IS IN A GARDEN,PICKING FLOWERS. low couch. At the head of the couch the operator, who wasgenerally a native, placed himself. This colored operator benthimself forward over the patients face, constantly directing his 4^ HYPNOTISM AS A REMEDY. gaze sharply on the…
Hypnotism
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