The Medical Aspects of Death, and the Medical Aspects of the Human Mind

act of dying afterwards alive ANCOATS aneurism angina pectoris apoplexy appearance ARDWICK arise ASPECTS OF DEATH Asphyxia attention became blood-vessels body brain breathing called cartilages causes chest choly circulation coffin cold coma consideration considered corpse countenance curious dead died disease dread ecchymoses effect essay existence eyes face fear friends Hæmorrhage heart Holwell human mind Hypochondriacal imagination impulse indications Ingleby insane feeling instances interesting known laudanum lips livid look loss of blood lungs Manchester manner MEDICAL ASPECTS melan melancholy ment mental mode of death moral mucus nature Odense opium pain pale patient peculiar perhaps period persons physician poisons premature interment produced Psychological Journal pulse pupil putrefaction racters rattle remarks remember respiration says scene seems Shakspeare signs of death Sir Walter Scott Smelfungus Solander sometimes soon Strangeways sufferer sugillations supposed syncope thought tion Tybalt whilst woman