...brought up nothing bilious, In a short time, the spasms began to affect the mnscles of the thighs, f abdomen, and thorax ; and lastly, they passed to those...became more pale, wan, and dejected. The eyes became stmk The pulse became more feeble, and sometimes sank so much, as not to be felt at the wrist." —...

...there was no case in which spasms did not occur. Mr. Curtis informs us, that soon after the attack " the spasms began to affect the muscles of the thighs, abdomen, and thorax, and lastly passed to those of the arms, hands, and fingers : but I never, says he, then or afterwards saw those...

...coun" tenance. Some at tins period had nausea, and retching to vo" mit, but brought up nothing bilious. In a short time, the " spasms began to affect the...eyes became sunk The pulse became more feeble, and some" times Sank as much as not to be felt at the wrist." — p. 50. " The tongue was generally white,...

...countenance. Some at this period had some nausea, and retching to vomit, but brought up nothing bilious. In a short time the spasms began to affect the muscles...they passed to those of the arms, hands and fingers ; but I never saw, then or afterwards, those of the neck, face, or back at all (fleeted. The rapidity...

...countenance. Some at this period had some nausea, and retching to vomit, but brought up nothing bilious. In a short time the spasms began to affect the muscles...they passed to those of the arms, hands and fingers; but I never saw, then or afterwards, those of the neck, face or back, at all affected. The rapidity...

...countenance. Some at this period had* some nau-i .1 and retching to vomit, but brought up nothing bilious. In a short time, the spasms began to affect the muscles...they passed to those of the arms, hands and fingers. » • * The hands now began to put on a striking and peculiar appearance. The nails of the fingers...

...without having developed this essential symptom. Mr. Curtis informs us, that soon after the attack, " the spasms began to affect the muscles of the thighs, abdomen, and thorax, and lastly passed to those of the arms, hands, and fingers ; but I never," says he, " then or afterward saw those...

...countenance. Some at this period had some nausea, and retching to vomit, but brought up nothing bilious. In a short time the spasms began to affect the muscles...they passed to those of the arms, hands and fingers ; but I never saw, then or afterwards, those of the neck, face, or back at all affected. The rapidity...