Braid on hypnotism: the beginnings of modern hypnosis |
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31st, He called on me, stated he had been improving. Was hypnotized once more
. August 7th, he called on me, and the first thing he did was to hold out his arm at
full length, and show me he could bend and extend the wrist, whilst the arm was ...
31st, He called on me, stated he had been improving. Was hypnotized once more
. August 7th, he called on me, and the first thing he did was to hold out his arm at
full length, and show me he could bend and extend the wrist, whilst the arm was ...
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I hypnotized him once more with advantage, and again on the two following days
; seven weeks afterwards he called on me, when I found the improvement was
permanent. He could speak and walk much better, could raise the arm, and move
...
I hypnotized him once more with advantage, and again on the two following days
; seven weeks afterwards he called on me, when I found the improvement was
permanent. He could speak and walk much better, could raise the arm, and move
...
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The manner in which she could walk and move her limbs was sufficient proof the
pain was gone, notwithstanding her scepticism about the agency. When I called
next day, I was informed by her family she had slept comfortably all night, and ...
The manner in which she could walk and move her limbs was sufficient proof the
pain was gone, notwithstanding her scepticism about the agency. When I called
next day, I was informed by her family she had slept comfortably all night, and ...
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HYPNOTISM OR NEURYPNOLOGY | 15 |
Original Dedication | 69 |
INTRODUCTION | 77 |
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