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tris suffering continued & increase, and a
Arce.
but on
Tetanus in the spring of 1852: and for pian ore lingered in the most terrible agonies, unable & be isted out of bed, and totally
without the hover of movers his jairs were locked so fast that he could take no nou
tinda nee of two people, because the air of being moved
An income of £75 a gear one only would be intolerable - fcourse, even with the most careful management, in-efficient for the expenses of so great an invalid; and he
without relations entirely without private means, ant nt but by suction, and they continice so up to this tim was can give him the least apistance.
Bralozen itt length he recovered sufficiently a bear being lifted is to has been lost entirely by the his chase of his duty, for the -sair, and after some months he was able to take
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bath chair, but he was still in constant sufferi nial oppice shers that his suffer is
The sort or another. In mas 1857 he was strongly
His health
are not those
y stitutional disease: in fact had he not had a minced by his medical adviser 5 in the effect of a crestation of extraordinary strong the couer have
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climate, and went to Italy: but the experiment Total failure, and after undergoing fresh attacks of
suppenings 10 temble that none of those who saw supposed he could ever recover from them; he came Jine, his resources
the oumes.
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completely exhausted if the expense.
He now remains.
toto G helpless cripple, consta ay Jeet & attacks of acute pain besides a vanels of most trying minor ailments. He cannot corn move
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He cannot be raised
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nuation List at the rate of t
Superann
a year, the fine contractions of pain pension that could be given according this has a length his cha is withon't toiture : and requires the consent
tris suffering continued & increase, and a
Arce.
but on
Tetanus in the spring of 1852: and for pian ore lingered in the most terrible agonies, unable & be isted out of bed, and totally
without the hover of movers his jairs were locked so fast that he could take no nou
tinda nee of two people, because the air of being moved
An income of £75 a gear one only would be intolerable - fcourse, even with the most careful management, in- efficient for the expenses of so great an invalid; and he
without relations entirely without private means, ant nt but by suction, and they continice so up to this tim was can give him the least apistance.
Bralozen itt length he recovered sufficiently a bear being lifted is to has been lost entirely by the his chase of his duty, for the -sair, and after some months he was able to take airical certificates sent in at different times 6 to
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bath chair, but he was still in constant sufferi nial oppice shers that his suffer is
The sort or another. In mas 1857 he was strongly
His health
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y stitutional disease: in fact had he not had a minced by his medical adviser 5 in the effect of a crestation of extraordinary strong the couer have
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i climate, and went to Italy: but the experiment Total failure, and after undergoing fresh attacks of
suppenings 10 temble that none of those who saw supposed he could ever recover from them; he came Jine, his resources
the oumes.
a
completely exhausted if the expense.
He now remains.
toto G helpless cripple, consta ay Jeet & attacks of acute pain besides a vanels of most trying minor ailments. He cannot corn move
or
raise his hands b
4
Iis head a quarter of an inch,
outh: some of his fingers. are doubled into his hand, I the joint of others bent the wrong was from the
redacool from them long ago
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