...the Aberdeen Jldvocates^ would have possessed themselves of all the business in Westminster Hall.' " What a detestable feeling this fluttering of the heart...brings it on the mind, or the mind that inflicts it upon the body 1 I cannot tell ; but it is a severe price to pay for the Fata Morgana with which Fancy...

...(sportive) monarch. DIARY MARCH, 1826. 263 " What a detestable feeling this fluttering of the heart is II know it is nothing organic, and that it is entirely...body brings it on the mind, or the mind that inflicts upon the body ? I cannot tell ; but it is a severe price to pay for the Fata Morgana with which Fancy...

...the Aberdeen Advocates* would have possessed themselves of all the business in Westminster Hall.' " What a detestable feeling this fluttering of the heart...body brings it on the mind, or the mind that inflicts upon the body ? I cannot tell ; but it is a severe price to pay for the Fata Morgana with which Fancy...

...the Aberdeen Advocates * would have possessed themselves of all the business in Westminster Hall.' " What a detestable feeling this fluttering of the heart...body brings it on the mind, or the mind that inflicts upon the body? I cannot tell ; but it is a severe price to pay for the Fata Morgana with which Fancy...

...the Aberdeen Advocates* would have possessed themselves of all the business in Westminster Hall.' " What a detestable feeling this fluttering Of the heart...the mind, or the mind that inflicts it on the body ? I cannot tell ; but it is a severe price to pay for the Fata Morgana with which Fancy sometimes amuses...

...a former letter. "March, 14. — What a detestable feeling this fluttering of the heart is! I kuo\v it is nothing organic, and that it is entirely nervous ; but the effects of it are sickening to a degree. Is it the body brings it on the mind, or is it the mind that...

...combat it." Again, on the 14th, " What a detestable feeling this fluttering of the heart is II know that it is nothing organic and that it is entirely nervous...of it are dispiriting to a degree. Is it the body that brings it to the mind, or the mind that inflicts upon the body P" .... And again, later in the...

...combat it." Again, on the 14th, " What a detestable feeling this fluttering of the heart is! I know that it is nothing organic and that it is entirely nervous...of it are dispiriting to a degree. Is it the body that brings it to the mind, or the inind that inflicts upon the body ?" .... And again, later in the...

...combat it." Again, on the 14th, " What a detestable feeling this fluttering of the heart is! I know that it is nothing organic and that it is entirely nervous;...of it are dispiriting to a degree. Is it the body that brings it to the mind, or the mind that inflicts upon the body P" .... And again, later in the...

...sometimes resist this successfully, but it is better to evade than combat it." Again, on the 14th, " What a detestable feeling this fluttering of the heart is ! I know that it is nothing organic and that it is entirely nervous ; but the sickening effects of it are dispiriting...