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sennight - "From the present statement, I have not form'd "any conjecture respecting the issue. But "here I take the liberty of observing that "while the case has hitherto varied, and while "amidst almost as much continued wrong as " can well surround such a case, there have "been, and very recently, moments of more "right than such a state of case usually "gives expectation of, it appears to me "that no opportunity should be pass'd over "where there was the least probability, by stratagem "or whatever means, of doing away "and entirely getting the better of that unfortunate "and determined resistance to "the regular administration of medicines." And Dr Simions makes a remark in part of his answer to the 7th question in the following words - "I have met with instances of Patients "who after going on for several years in "a state of mental Derangement have "most unexpectedly got well, and with every "faculty of the mind seemingly unimpaired
