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Physical expression : its modes and principles (1885)

Warner, Francis, 1847-1926 · London : Kegan Paul, Trench · leaf 155

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house, and answer ques-tions, but was very dull and apathetic. When seen the following description was taken:—The left upper extremity is almost useless for mostvoluntary purposes on account of the condition ofthe hand. If told to put her hand to her mouth,or to the back of her head, the hand gets… … ciently volun-tary to performsucli acts, invo-luntary move-ments of prona-tion occur, whilethe hand is beingmoved up tothe mouth. Allthrough the timeof the generalmovement of thislimb it is obviousthat there ismuch perfectlyinvolunt a rymovement ofthe wrist, oftencausing markedflexion, or…

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