![](http://www.alamy.com/thumbs/6/2A8A40D2-76B4-4CCB-AF63-64FC22F8AFB4/2CE4263.jpg)
. The War Cry . Intervals during the d»y, being violent \ t nwo^It there be no delirium the patient Is ei eroojdespondent and fearful, or becomes stupid conscious. Sight and hearing may be i i-i-face is hot and Hushed. * ., „„ ij The muscles iifTord vBuabie Iniorma-tlor. — _fthe nature and progress of the disease. > lo-contractions of the dinVi-ent muscles are apt t > »In the limbs, but cspeoiaUy In the back aii- ;The result of this rigidity of the muscles of tin. iiand neck Is the peculiar position ot the hay Is drawn fi,rclbly, bo that the neck and I j , ,somewhat bow-ahaped,
. The War Cry . Intervals during the d»y, being violent \ t nwo^It there be no delirium the patient Is ei eroojdespondent and fearful, or becomes stupid conscious. Sight and hearing may be i i-i-face is hot and Hushed. * ., „„ ij The muscles iifTord vBuabie Iniorma-tlor. — _fthe nature and progress of the disease. > lo-contractions of the dinVi-ent muscles are apt t > »In the limbs, but cspeoiaUy In the back aii- ;The result of this rigidity of the muscles of tin. iiand neck Is the peculiar position ot the hay Is drawn fi,rclbly, bo that the neck and I j , ,somewhat bow-ahaped, the head being ^^, ,i,the pillow. Various muscles may assume a ?•state ot contraction, so-that the arms and l-^,,. ,hands and feet, are twisted Into unusual poi>iand any effort to atralghten them out oocasiour fc;.pain. The various tshan^a ol the P03°,,.,.eyes also, which have been described In con ,with Inilammatton of the birain, may occur m ^dlaeasB. ParolyaSs is a eomowhat Intreauenv . ^Our Histor B>_D v.—THE EKC ChapterHENRY I., BEAUCLERiHenry, the brother of Wlllia: throush the forest that the 1off at full speed to Wlnchestiof his brothers treasure. Wlbeen married, so left no chlmuch the least violent and mithers; and. as he promlspd 1the old laws of England, he ito persuade the people to letHe was not really a goodvery cruel sometimes, as wellbut he kept good order, andhorrible things to be done asSo the English were better oand used to say the king wOullaws but himself. They wiHenry married a lady who wathe daughter of Malcolm Greland, and ol a lady of the (They loved her greatly, andMaude. Robert came back to Normahimself King of England; butback. The brothers went oryears, while Robert managedand wasted his money, so thaclothes to wear, and lay In l>(Some of the Normans coulonger, and invited Henry tdukedom. He came with ajiwere English, and fought a this faithful Normans at TencThey gained a great victory, aiIt made up for Hastings, Poipr
Size: 1653px × 1512px
Photo credit: © Reading Room 2020 / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1900, bookdecade1900, booksubjectsalvati, bookyear1904