 ... silent, almost morose, and extremely miserable. Then, indeed, we felt the horrors and the sorrows of the drunkard's lot, and saw with a clearness which can only be perceived by such experience, how certain it is that he must again drain the intoxicating...  Textbook of Temperance - Página 98por Frederic Richard Lees - 1809 - 312 páginasVisualização integral - Acerca deste livro
 | 1861 - 774 páginas
...consciousness. ' Spirits made us very hilarious and talkative in ten minutes, and during twenty to twenty-five ; so much so, that my friend was altogether a king....length, having gone down by degrees, we remained silent, iii most morose, and extremely miserable. Then, indeed, we felt the horrors and thu sorrows of the... | |
 | James Miller - 1861 - 266 páginas
...very hilarious and talkative in about ten minutes, and during about twenty to twenty-five minutes ; so much so, that my friend was altogether a king;...happy, until at length, having gone down by degrees, we became silent, almost morose, and extremely miserable. Then, indeed, we felt the horrors and the sorrows... | |
 | John James Drysdale, Robert Ellis Dudgeon, Richard Hughes, John Rutherfurd Russell - 1861 - 732 páginas
...us very talkative and hilarious in about ten minutes, and during about twenty to twentyfive minutes; so much so that my friend was altogether a king: but...happy, until at length, having gone down by degrees, we became silent, almost morose, and extremely miserable. Then, indeed, we felt the horrors and the sorrows... | |
 | 1864 - 590 páginas
...mental condition induced. " Rum and some other spirits," says Dr. Smith, " made us very hilarious, so much so that my friend was altogether a king ;...happy, until at length, having gone down by degrees, we became silent, almost morose, and extremely miserable." Through the medium of the nervous system, again,... | |
 | British Homoeopathic Society - 1864 - 618 páginas
...mental condition induced. " Rum and some other spirits," says Dr. Smith, " made us very hilarious, so much so that my friend was altogether a king ;...happy, until at length, having gone down by degrees, we became silent, almost morose, and extremely miserable." Through the medium of the nervous system, again,... | |
 | Frederic Richard Lees - 1871 - 296 páginas
...Spirits made us very hilarious and talkative in ten minutes, and during twenty to twenty-five, — so much so that my friend was altogether a king. But...sorrows of the drunkard's lot, and saw with a clearness which can only be perceived by such experience, how certain it is that he must again drain the intoxicating... | |
 | Timothy Field Allen - 1874 - 678 páginas
...talk. — Rutn, and some other spirits, made us very talkative and hilarious in about ten minutes ; so much so that my friend was altogether a king ;...and little by little we lessened our garrulity and became silent, almost morose, and extremely miserable. Never were the extremes of happiness and misery... | |
 | Timothy Field Allen - 1874 - 664 páginas
...incoherent talk.—Rum, and some other spirits, made us very talkative and hilarious in about ten minutes; so much so that my friend was altogether a king; but...and little by little we lessened our garrulity and became silent, almost morose, and extremely miserable. Never were the extremes of happiness and misery... | |
 | 1879 - 810 páginas
...mental condition induced. "Rum, and some other spirits," says Dr. Smith, " made us very hilarious, so much so that my friend was altogether a king ; but as minutes flew away, so did our joyonsness, and little by little we lessened our garrulity, and felt less happy, until at length, having... | |
 | Frederic Richard Lees - 1884 - 290 páginas
...Spirits made us very hilarious and talkative in ten minutes, and during twenty to twenty-five, — so much so that my friend was altogether a king. But...sorrows of the drunkard's lot, and saw with a clearness which can only be perceived by such experience, how certain it is that he must again drain the intoxicating... | |
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