In his case, as in the case of the hypnotised subject, at the same time that certain faculties are destroyed, others may be brought to a high degree of exaltation.
This impetuosity is the more irresistible in the case of crowds than in that of the hypnotised subject, from the fact that, the suggestion being the same for all the individuals of the crowd, it gains in strength by reciprocity.
The activity of the brain being paralysed in the case of the hypnotised subject, the latter becomes the slave of all the unconscious activities of his spinal cord, which the hypnotiser directs at will.
An example in point is Robespierre, hypnotised by the philosophical ideas of Rousseau, and employing the methods of the Inquisition to propagate them.
He has himself been hypnotised by the idea, whose apostle he has since become.
That a person hypnotised may appear to sleep as naturally as one not under the influence is certain, but the condition of rest is also very often different, to a practised eye, from that of ordinary slumber.
You have hypnotised the one," grumbled Keyork as he bent down again.
Because you hadhypnotised him already," suggested Keyork gravely.
I feel as I have felt before when I have fancied that she has hypnotised me.
If Billy was hypnotisedby the pendulum, I was hypnotised by Billy.
The hypnotised subject does not always perceive clearly or wholly the sensation that is suggested by the agent who operates upon his brain.
In this particular there is an evident likeness between the cerebral susceptibility of the ordinary dreamer, the somnambulist, and the hypnotised subject.
Its moral influence mainly a disciplinary one; and it hypnotised the religious instinct.
Hurt vanity and egotism and jealousy had prevented him from luring her back to that fine atmosphere in which he had hypnotised her so few years ago.
Death had hypnotised him, and against death and destiny who could struggle?
She can be put to sleep at almost any distance, and when hypnotised completely changes her character.
There they sat, inert, stupid, their decaying senses hypnotised and soothed by the sound of the distant rumble of the Pit, that came through the ceiling from the floor of the Board overhead.
Then I should have gone on to tell how he had attempted to induce me to part with something upon which I placed considerable value, and, being disappointed, had hypnotised me and made off with the article in question.
The old light I remembered having seen in his eyes the night he had hypnotised me in my studio was shining there now.
They have the power of attracting hypnotised subjects.
At the end of a minute the hypnotised patient was found to have acquired the other's hemiplegia.
Wootton was hypnotised on Monday by Professor Fricker, and consigned to his voluntary grave, nine feet deep, in view of the audience, who sealed the stout casket or coffin in which the subject was immured.
He had hypnotised them into a love of Palestrina, and when they went home their parents had told him that the boys were always talking about the ancient music, and that they sat up at night reading motets.
She sang and acted as in a dream, hypnotised by her audience, her exaltation steeped in somnambulism and steeped in ecstasy.
Mr. Newman rose; the big arm-chair was his place when Carrick hypnotised him, and the loosening of his collar was part of the ritual.
They were all hypnotised by fashion and high price.
And here he was already, hypnotisedby the prestige of a certain strain of blood!
But she sat on, hypnotised by that silence, till Lavendie reappeared with a bottle and four glasses.
He was far from realising this; his intellectual and observant parts were hypnotised and fascinated even by her failings.
It was somewhat late that afternoon when Shelton had his "wigging"; nor did it seem to him, hypnotised by the momentary absence of Antonia, such a very serious affair.
Hypnotised by the wings of the butterfly, and awed by the discovery of a terrible possibility in life, she sat for some time longer.
If he does not fall by them, then he will go naturally, for he is not a puppet hypnotised by the wishes of Tsarskoe-Selo, as are so many of our Ministers.
As I watched the monk's meeting with this woman of adventure, I saw that he had at once fascinated her, just as completely as he had hypnotised her Imperial mistress.
I should be hypnotised into going to church every time he preached, and then----.
I hypnotised a waiter into taking my order for Benedictine.
When they passed near our table we hypnotised them into talking, and they brought their women-folk with them.
Presently Holt became hypnotised before my eyes,--the best established case of hypnotism by suggestion I ever yet encountered--started off on a pilgrimage of one.
As soon as the coast was clear he discovered himself to Miss Lindon, who, I expect, was disagreeably surprised, and hypnotised her.
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