 | Adam Clarke - 1834 - 1038 strani
...with a prostitute. It excites the powers of nature to undue action, and produces riolent secretions, ihe nerves relaxed and impeded ; the understanding^ confused, the memory oblivious, the judgment perverted,... | |
 | I. A. Jacques (and co.) - 1852 - 134 strani
...awful consequences. It excites the powers of nature to undue action, and produce violent secretions, which necessarily and speedily exhaust the vital principle and energy ; hence the muscles 18 become flaccid and feeble, the tone and natural action of the nerves relaxed and impeded, the understanding... | |
 | Henry Smith (M.D. Jena.) - 1860 - 102 strani
...produces violent secretions, which necessarily and speedily exhaust the vital principles and action ; and hence the muscles become flaccid and feeble— the...understanding confused— the memory oblivious — the will indeterminate and wholly without energy to resist— the eyes appear languishing and without expression... | |
 | 1862 - 792 strani
...train more awful consequences. It excites the powers of nature to undue action, and violent secretions, which necessarily and speedily exhaust the vital principle and energy ; hence the musclesj become flaccid and feeble, the tone and natural action of the nerves relaxed and impaired,... | |
 | Orson Squire Fowler - 1870 - 970 strani
...awful consequences. It excites the powers of nature to undue action, and produces violent secretions, which necessarily and speedily exhaust the vital principle and energy- hence the muscles becomes flaccid and feeble, the tone and natural action of the nerves relaxed and impeded, the understanding... | |
 | Bernarr Macfadden - 1900 - 252 strani
...awful consequences. It excites the powers of nature to undue action, and produces violent secretions^ which necessarily and speedily exhaust the vital principle...tone and natural action of the nerves relaxed and im. peded, the understanding confused, the memory oblivious, the judgment perverted, the will indeterminate... | |
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... the muscles become flaccid and feeble, the tone and natural action of the nerves relaxed and impeded, the understanding confused, the memory oblivious, the judgment perverted, the will indeterminate and wholly without energy to resist ; the eyes appear... 