...He looks about him suspiciously, distrusts those near him, imagines that vermin or various animals are running over his bed, or that strangers are in his room to hurt him. These fancies are often driven away by a sound refreshing sleep, which, however, there...

...the walls of his room. He addresses remarks to strangers whom he erroneously believes to be present. He looks suspiciously behind the curtain or under...mixture of cowardice and dread with the delirium." This disease is not so frequent among women as among men. Causes. — The most frequent cause of delirium...

...wall of his " room. He addresses remarks to strangers whom he erroneously believes " to be present. He looks suspiciously behind the curtain, or under...down again. It is very seldom that he meditates harm, * DEATHS of MEN nnd of WOMEN from ALCOHOLISM in ENGLAND and WAI.ES. t ENGLAND AND WALES. — DEATHS...

...to escape from some imaginary enemy ; he fancies that rats, flies, mice, reptiles, or other objects, are running over his bed, or that strangers are in his room. He rises to look suspiciously about the room, or to leave his bed, but is readily induced to lie down...

...the wall of his room. He addresses remarks to strangers whom he " erroneously believes to be present. He looks suspiciously behind the " curtain, or under...mixture of cowardice and dread with the delirium."* The few cases of delirium tremens induced by shock from injuries, would be referred to those injuries,...

...to escape from some imaginary enemy ; he fancies that rats, flies, mice, reptiles, or other objects, are running over his bed, or that strangers are in his room. He rises to look suspiciously about the room, or to leave his bed, but is readily induced to lie down...