I am anxious to repeat the voyage, for the purpose of ascertaining some facts, about which I have been lately speculating; and I wish, besides, to afford you ocular demonstration of the wonders I have disclosed; for, in spite of your good opinion of my veracity, I have sometimes perceived symptoms of incredulity about you, and I do not wonder at it.

You had better listen and hear the symptoms in full.

Of his sagacity, and the wonderful penetration with which he often discovered and described, at first sight of a patient, such distempers as betray themselves by no symptoms to common eyes, such wonderful relations have been spread over the world, as, though attested beyond doubt, can scarcely be credited.

To this life and death question, a great French philosopher, Le Bon, writing in 1910, replied that the one unmistakable symptom of human life was "the increasing deterioration in human character," and a great physicist has described the symptom as "the progressive enfeeblement of the human will.

The various symptoms with which the eruption is accompanied, gradually disappear with the efflorescence; but the tongue still remains morbidly red and clean.

" The Brahmin asked him if this unit did not present different symptoms on different occasions.

But since parents and nurses are not so well qualified as physicians to make these observations, I will endeavor to point out a few certain signs and symptoms by which they may know a child's health to be declining, even before be appears to be sick.

These attacks are more frequently preceded by warning symptoms than the first kind.

I know not how to give you the Terms of Art, but there appeared such Symptoms after the Amputation of her Arm, that it was visible she could not live four and twenty hours.

And yet if we were to attribute the malady merely to excessive individualism, we would again err in mistaking a symptom for a cause.

III.Particular Symptoms from the influence of Stars, parts of the Body, and Humours.

Now in mild cases we may look for some abatement of the symptoms about the fourteenth day.

Upon me she bestowed a glance of friendly curiosity, as does a kind physician who waits to be told of symptoms before prescribing.

If from the churches we proceed to the religious societies, we find the same symptoms among them; here, they declare themselves openly against slavery, in spite of the menaces of the South; there, they succeed in staving off the question, yet at the price of excited debates, which continually spring up again, of a great scandal, and of protests which are heard by Christians through the whole world.

Yet a careful examination of the German body-politic will reveal symptoms unlike those to be found in any other nation.

He told me his symptoms like a doctor describing someone else's case, I never heard anything so impersonal!