rcumnutation in plants, chap. ii. 112 PHYSICAL EXPRESSIOX. children be produced by a condition of brain-cellsanalogous to that of the growing parts of plantsor the cells of the pulvinus, it should be liable attimes, under certain circumstances, to great exacer-bations. Thus guided, I have taken… … Figs. 12, 13.—Tracing of involuntary movements of the finger in a nervous child. quent and continuous than might be expected frommere inspection of the hands. 2. These movements may be but an exaggerationof the movements of a nervous child, usually pre-sent, but often overlooked, tracings of which…
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