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Hypnotism, its facts, theories and related phenomena, with explanatory anecdotes (1900)

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the same manner as Dr. Braid, by lettingthe individual look sharp at a glass marble; and as they didnot possess such a competent mechanic as the Parisian, Char-rierre, to make their scientific apparatus, they were compelledto be satisfied with a decanter which they filled with oil. In giving all… … CHIRON FASCINATING ESCULAPIUS B. C. 928. Chiron the Centaur, a prince of Thessaly, has fascinated hispupil Esculapius, brother prince, for the purpose of discoveringa remedy to cure the foot of Hercules, which had been woundedby a poisoned arrow. An herb was prevised which saved the 62 HYPNOTISM.…

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