Practical instruction in hypnotism and suggestion (1903)
Flint, Herbert L. (Herbert Longley), b. 1862 · Chicago, Flint & Flint · leaf 29
stexcitement. It beats as calmly and regularly asif he were at ease in his chair, the respiration isnormal, and he shows that the exertions which he ismaking are done in accordance with a command outsideof himself; when, if he were undertaking these exer-tions in response to his own volition, it… … <^PR^ICVLlNSTRIiamrfc>
Hypnotism
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