10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LOW-SPIRITEDNESS»
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low-spiritedness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Humoring the Body: Emotions and the Shakespearean Stage
But modern discourses of the body continue to be pervaded by residues of the
earlier psychophysiological lexicon—locutions such as high- or low-spiritedness,
for example. “High” or “low” measured in relation to what bodily or affective ...
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A Treatise on the Dismal Effects of
Low-
Spiritedness in ...
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English Synonyms Discriminated--
Low-spiritedness. Dejection. Melancholy. Low-spiritedness is a common name
both for the dejection caused by misfortune, and for the melancholy which is the
effect of constitution. Of an afflicted' man we say that he is low-spirit-- ed ; and of
an ...
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The Distinction Between Words Esteemed Synonymous in the ...
Low- spiritedness often proceeds from a weakness of nerves : excess of joy,
fatigue, bad digestion will occasion it. The mind in dejection is unhappy, not
having suf-. sicient strength and reason to get the better of it. Melancholy will
sometimes ...
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A Dictionary of the English Language: Intended to Exhibi ... ...
... h\gh-spiritedness, low- spiritedness, mean-spiritedness, narrow spiritedness.
SPIRTTFUL, a. Lively; full of spirit. [Not used.] Ash SPIRTTFULLY, adv. In a lively
manner [Not used.] SPIRTTFULNESS, n. Liveliness; spright- liness. [ Not used.] ...
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The New York Medical Press: A Weekly Journal of Medicine, ...
People will come to you complaining of this loss of vigor, tendency to drowsiness,
low spiritedness, loss of appetite, nausea and eostiveness— though the latter
symptom is wanting in the case before us. You will scarcely ever find any organic
...
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An Arrangement of English Grammar; with critical remarks, ...
Commiseration—is a tender regard for those in distress, whom we love. Pity—
may exist without much compassion. Conqmssion—may include pity, yet it is
possible to have both without commiseralionDejection, Melancholy, Low-
spiritedness, ...
David DAVIDSON (LL.D.), 1815
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The Countess of Monte-Cristo
His low spiritedness worked disastrously on his health. He became pale and fell
off as much in a few months as if he had been sick for years. The feebler he grew,
the more necessary his strength was to him to superintend and overlook his ...
Lyeopodium proves curative when the symptoms are : Mental, nervous and
bodily weakness ; fear of being left alone ; low spiritedness ; thirst at night ;
hungry but soon satisfied ; constipation ; sexual desire and power gone. CASE
DLXIV.
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Medicine-by-post: The Changing Voice of Illness in ...
Even Turner's concern about his wasting becomes just another part of the
medical report; 'low spiritedness' is not addressed separately from the rheumatic
complaints which accompany it. Part of this derives from the complete association
of ...
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