On Sunday (the 15th, I believe,) I had a strong and sudden convulsive attack, which left me speechless, though not motionless — for some strong men could not hold me; but whether it was epilepsy, catalepsy, cachexy... The Works of Lord Byron - Page 319by George Gordon Byron Baron Byron - 1904Full view - About this book
| 1824 - 718 pages
...peculiar with the public, for we are here jumbled a little together at present.— On Sunday, (the 15th, I believe) I had a strong and sudden convulsive attack,...me; but whether it was epilepsy, catalepsy, cachexy, apoplexy, or what other exy or epsy, the doctors have not decided, or whether it was spasmodic, or... | |
| 1825 - 498 pages
...peculiar with the public, for we are here jumbled a little together at present. On Sunday (the 15th, I believe), I had a strong and sudden convulsive attack,...men could not hold me ; but whether it was epilepsy, catalexy, cachexy, apoplexy, or what other exy or epsy, the doctors have not decided, or whether it... | |
| 1825 - 494 pages
...peculiar with the public, for we are here jumbled a little together at present. On Sunday (the 1 5th, I believe), I had a strong and sudden convulsive attack,...men could not hold me ; but whether it was epilepsy, catalexy, cachexy, apoplexy, or what other eay or epsy, the doctors have not decided, or whether it... | |
| Edward Blaquière - 1825 - 610 pages
...to England, it is an extract from a letter to Mr. Murray, his publisher: " On Sunday -(the•, 15th, I believe,) I had a" strong and) sudden convulsive...men could not hold me ; but whether it was epilepsy, cachexy, apoplexy, or what other exy or epsy, the doctors have not decided ; or whether it was spasmodic... | |
| New elegant extracts, Richard Alfred Davenport - 1827 - 404 pages
...peculiar with the public, for we are here jumbled a little together at present. On Sunday (the 15th I believe) I had a strong and sudden convulsive attack...me; but whether it was epilepsy, catalepsy, cachexy, apoplexy, or what other exy or epsy, the doctors have not decided, or whether it was spasmodic, or... | |
| New elegant extracts, Richard Alfred Davenport - 1827 - 410 pages
...peculiar with the public, for we are here jumbled a little together at present. On Sunday (the 15th I believe) I had a strong and sudden convulsive attack...; but whether it was epilepsy, catalepsy, cachexy, apoplexy, or what other exy or epsy, the doctors have not decided, or whether it was spasmodic, or... | |
| Richard Alfred Davenport - 1827 - 412 pages
...peculiar with the public, for we are here jumbled a little together at present. On Sunday (the 15th I believe) I had a strong and sudden convulsive attack...; but whether it was epilepsy, catalepsy, cachexy, apoplexy, or what other cxy or epsy, the doctors have not decided, or whether it was spasmodic, or... | |
| New elegant extracts, Richard Alfred Davenport - 1827 - 402 pages
...peculiar with the public, for we are here jumbled a little together at present. On Sunday (the 15th I believe) I had a strong and sudden convulsive attack...; but whether it was epilepsy, catalepsy, cachexy, apoplexy, or what other exy or epsy, the doctors have not decided, or whether it was spasmodic, or... | |
| John Lee Comstock - 1828 - 516 pages
...to England ; it is an extract from a letter to Mr. Murray, his publisher : " On Sunday, (the 15th, 1 believe,) I had a strong and sudden convulsive attack,...men could not hold me ; but whether it was epilepsy, cachexy, apoplexy, or what other exy or epsy, the doctors have not decided : or whether it was spasmodic... | |
| John Lee Comstock - 1828 - 516 pages
...to England ; it is an extract from a letter to Mr. Murray, his publisher : " On Sunday, (the 15th, I believe.) I had a strong and sudden convulsive attack. which left me speechless, though cot motionless, for some strong men could not hold me ; but whether it was epilepsy, cachexy, apoplexy,... | |
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