Well, Luella, she up and had hysterics again at that, and I jest let her have 'em.
She had her hysterics in there till she got tired.
And then Lady Turnour had hysterics all over again, and Sir Samuel told Bertie that he was an ungrateful young brute.
And if you don't show me your thumb, I'll have hysterics instantly, and perhaps be discharged by Lady Turnour on the spot.
Lady Turnour had hystericsin her bedroom, having retired early on account of a "headache.
The Duchess, my love, is having hysterics at the Hyde Park Hotel.
The wild outburst of a woman in hysterics filled the little room.
Hysterics are sometimes frightful to witness, but, in themselves, are not at all dangerous.
Hysterics come on by paroxysms--hence they are called hysterical fits.
The time of life whenhysterics occur is generally from the age of fifteen to fifty.
Hysterics are frequently feigned, indeed, oftener than any other complaint, and even a genuine case is usually much aggravated by a patient herself giving way to them.
By this time Thérèse is certain to be in mother's room, in hysterics and nothing else!
He was now laughing himself almost into hysterics at something Mr. Dick said to him at one of the windows.
He then made a careful search of the bedroom, during the progress of which Mrs. Sanford was very noisy and troublesome, crying, and pretending to go into hysterics several times.
She was too crafty, however, and she pretended to go into hysterics whenever we began to question her.
With which my lady flung out of the apartment, in a towering rage, and went up to her room and fell into hysterics and the arms of her maid on the spot.
He held her in silence--the hysterics did her good.
Epileptics and hysterics often present the phenomenon of ecmnesia, a term chosen by the eminent professor of clinical medicine at the university of Bordeaux, M.
The opinion of savants, who, ill acquainted with the facts, inform us that mediums are hysterics and victims of nervous disorders, is therefore erroneous; unfortunately the consequences of such an opinion are lamentable.
Those facts, which are worthy of careful observation, differ essentially from those which ordinary hysterics present.
Didn't I do that to please you, because you went into hysterics about it, and I had to think of Walter?
Never again would I pity myself for being tired: I was so all in by night that I could giggle into hysterics without the slightest provocation.
And with some hysterics there is an even closer connection between initial strength and destructive malady.
In accordance with this these phenomena are especially frequent in the offspring of alcoholics, epileptics, sadists and hysterics with preponderating involvement of the motor apparatus.
My analyses of hysterics has taught me that so profound and sudden a transformation of the whole character always takes place upon definite erotic grounds and for a quite definite erotic purpose.
She had recovered consciousness and Mayo was a bit sorry; in her swoon she had not realized their plight; he feared hysterics and other feminine demonstrations, and he knew that he needed all his nerve.
Her amazing fortitude at the time when he had looked for hystericsand collapse gave him new light on the enigma of femininity.
Dolly sank down upon the lounge near where she was standing, and actually went into the hysterics her husband had prophesied.
I am going to marry Ann Eliza Peterkin some time during the holidays, and start at once for Europe,' he said, and then brought some water and dashed it in her face, for she immediately went into hysterics and declared herself dying.
Now that the hysterics were over, she appeared to be less emotional than perplexed.
Miss Smithers proceeded to go into hysterics of four young lady power.
At this proposition, thehysterics came on with redoubled violence.
For, in the last analysis, all hysterics are deceivers both of themselves and of others.
Fundamental in the personality of the hysterics is this instability, this emotionality, which is however secondary to an egotistic, easily wounded nature, craving sympathy and respect and often unable legitimately to earn them.
His wife fell into hysterics for fear he would be beheaded by Don Quixote's vicious sword.
Much of what he said seemed so amusing to his two friends that they nearly went into hysterics from laughter.
The Duke wanted to call him back, but he was in such hysterics from hearing Sancho's proverbial nonsense that he could not speak.
Lady Verner went into hysterics at Jan's unfilial conduct; but, certain it was, from that very time she began to amend.
The use of the word hysterics may cause the patient to lose the sympathy of her friends, though she may need it; for often there is an underlying pathological condition not in the nervous but in the somatic system.
If calledhysterics this will cause the patient, who is often a woman, to rouse herself and so gradually overcome them.
She had got Eva into the house to have herhysterics out in a darkened room.
People who have seen, say that one of the quaintest spectacles of human frailty is an outbreak of hysterics in a girls' school.
Azizun was nearly in hysterics in the corner; while Janoo sat down composedly on one of the beds to discuss the probabilities of the whole thing being a bunao, or "make-up.
And if it is not, I wish you would come to Selina, for she has dropped the cold shape all over the floor and is having hysterics in the better of the two armchairs!
