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Physical expression : its modes and principles (1885)

Warner, Francis, 1847-1926 · London : Kegan Paul, Trench · leaf 140

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. 8. The twitching movements of chorea may becompound, each visible twitching being compoundedof many of the little movements seen in the other EXPERIMEXTS ON MIMOSA. 11.3 tracings. I have never found such compoundtracings in tremors as in paralysis agitans. To prove these points with certainty,… … Fig. 14.—Finger-tracings in chorea. The twitching movements arecompoimd. hardly appears to require verbal description. Mr,M. Voss, of Streatham, has kindly communicated tome the results of his investigations. Three years ago, some seed of the sensitive plant(Mimosa pudica) was set to grow, and at a…

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