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is in a sleep-like state, from which he emerges with consciousness and speech

H. C. Allen · Repertory of Intermittent Fever · 1902 Library of Congress printing (Allen d. 1909; public domain) · p. 497 · 1 remedies
Insensibility, with loss of speech, pulseless, cadaverous, while natural heat of body is retained; is in a sleep-like state, from which he emerges with consciousness and speech

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Cite: H. C. Allen, Repertory of Intermittent Fever, 1902 Library of Congress printing (Allen d. 1909; public domain), p. 497 — Symptoms Of The Mind; Insensibility, with loss of speech, pulseless, cadaverous, while natural heat of body is retained; is in a sleep-like state, from which he emerges with consciousness and speech