Morison, Alexander, 1779-1866 · London : Longman and co., and S. Highley · leaf 173
, disturbing all around her, butsometimes ceases her cries for a moment, as if to listen towhat is said ; at times she appears to wish to speak, butstops short and says nothing. This state had existed 18 months when her portrait wastaken—it commenced on the sudden death of a favoritesister, who… … / i, 99 EXPLANATION OF PLATE XXXVI. Portrait of a female, in whom delusive fear of every object and person Panaphobia keeps her in a state of perpetualdistress. It is necessary to watch her closely to prevent her com-mitting suicide. 101 MONOMANIA WITH GRIEF. Insane grief is one of the most common…
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