10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STIMULANCY»
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stimulancy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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NOLAN R. BEST, EDITOR. OLIVER l. WILLIAMSON, PUBLISHER. THE
MCCORMICK PUBLISHING COMPANY, PROPRIETORS. 509 aovru wuss"
AVENUE, cchco. MAY 22, 1919 ' Stimulancy i Banker-Churchman Heads U. S. A.
Assembly ...
NOLAN R. BEST, EDITOR. OLIVER R. WILLIAMSON, PUBLISHER. THE
McCORMICK PUBLISHING COMPANY, PROPRIETORS. 156 FIFTH AVENUE,
NEW YORK. 509 SOUTH WABASH AVENUE, CHICAGO. MAY 22, 1919
Stimulancy ...
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American Journal of Psychotherapy
In these cases, we may speak of "stimulancy" or the stimulatory function of
somatic symptoms. On the other hand, somatic symptoms may be used as
serviceable instruments in one's bio-social integration. We find analogous
mechanisms in ...
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A memoir of the life and writings of the late William ...
... from them a delight which it would be absurd to suppose transferable. I am now
satisfied that they will do, but not do wonders. They are less favourable to
condensation of thought, and consequently to the highest stimulancy of style,
than ...
5
The Christian Remembrancer
A further objection to novel reading, and one deserving great consideration, is
this — its disproportioned stimulancy of the sensibilities to the intellect. There is a
risk indeed in all exercise of the former apart from real life and from moral action,
...
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Imagination and fancy; or Selections from the English poets, ...
... however the wilful or metaphysical critic may think them suitable on all
occasions, or succeed in persuading us not to wish them absent, by reason of
their stimulancy to one's mental activity, are assuredly neither always proper to
dramatic, ...
7
Vegetable Diet: As Sanctioned by Medical Men, and by ...
From a fugitive volume, entitled " The Female's Cyclopedia," I have concluded to
make the following extract, because I have reason to believe the writer to have
been a physician : "Animal food certainly gives most strength ; but its stimulancy ...
William Andrus Alcott, 1859
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A Discourse concerning the causes and effects of Corpulency, etc
Such Things as by their Stimulancy of the Solids corrugate and draw them up into
a-greater Tension and Stiffness, and so act with the fuller and freer Force over _,
the Fluids, and prevent their 'Redundances and Cohesions; such are Vinegar, ...
Thomas SHORT (M.D., of Sheffield.), 1728
9
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
We can do equal justice to the sweets of Malaga, and Rousilion, and despise the
narrow-minded bigotry which sets up either Madeira 0r Sherry at the expense of
the other's ancestral stimulancy. In former days, indeed, we partook, - however ...
10
Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal
... he will soothe us with his desultory harpings, even as music itself does (whose
vague, mysterious language hints every thing by saying nothing) until when we
are brought to the true point of stimulancy, we are independent of him, and make
...
