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 1 1|         it up. ~"He is a cracked brain that will go and drown himself,"
 2 1| tormenting fever that racked his brain; each monstrosity grimaced
 3 1|       deadened, but it is in the brain that cannot waste away and
 4 1|          a kind of mirage in the brain, binding feet, and weighing
 5 2|       schemes that hovered in my brain, - in spite of all this,
 6 2|      source through my throbbing brain. ~"No earthly pleasure can
 7 2|         me, throbbing through my brain, setting the blood a-tingle
 8 2|        feel pleasure through her brain. Happiness for her lies
 9 2|       all his enthusiasms in his brain,' and charitably extolled
10 2|    madness raging at times in my brain. My ideas are like shadows;
11 2|       projected on an inebriated brain, in sharp contrast to its
12 3|         surged to and fro in his brain, as is the case with every
13 3|         man has disappeared. The brain is atrophied because the
14 3|         disorder has reached the brain by means of the nervous
15 3|      system, and so affected the brain, like a hole in a window
16 3|       region does not affect the brain but the brain affects the
17 3|         affect the brain but the brain affects the epigastric region.
18 3|          region has affected his brain, or his brain his epigastric
19 3|       affected his brain, or his brain his epigastric region, we
20 3|      rapid impulse quickened his brain; the past weeks appeared