...the appearance of which he can assign no probable cause. He took little notice of it for the first three or four weeks, but at the end of that time he consulted a medical man. Under the nse of leeches, the application of iodine ointment, and the administration...

...didn't care a farthing for any sort of punishment, and promising, when he came home from the holydays, that he would join him in a plot for blowing up Luther...attentions and kindness, to make him forget his recent ill usage ; and the course of his life became externally the same as it had been before his unlucky...

...boy that we had with us for quite a long time under observation would be most satisfactory for two, three, or four weeks. But at the end of that time he would break out into the vilest actions imaginable; he is now in the state hospital. Whether we can...