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When the Continuity of the Organ is disjoyn'd, the Nerves discomposed, and the Muscles forced into a foreign Situation; when there's a stop of the Spirits, when the Parts don't keep their Ranks, but are beaten out of the Figure which Nature has drawn them up in; then the Mind immediat...

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Published in:	BMJ Vol. 338; no. jan05 3; p. b4
Main Author:	Dalrymple, Theodore
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	London BMJ Publishing Group LTD 06-01-2009 BMJ Publishing Group
Edition:	International edition
Subjects:	Collier, Jeremy Critics Essays Morality Pain Theater criticism
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Summary:	When the Continuity of the Organ is disjoyn'd, the Nerves discomposed, and the Muscles forced into a foreign Situation; when there's a stop of the Spirits, when the Parts don't keep their Ranks, but are beaten out of the Figure which Nature has drawn them up in; then the Mind immediately receives a grating Information of what has happen'd; Which Intelligence is more or less troublesome in Proportion to the Disadvantages of the Accident.
ISSN:	0959-8138 0959-8146 1468-5833 1756-1833
DOI:	10.1136/bmj.b4