https://archive.org/details/cornhillmagazine31londuoft/page/153/mode/1up page 153 But perhaps the most remarkable illustration of a double life is one which has been brought before the notice of the scientific world recently; … A sergeant of the French army, F——, twenty-seven years of age, was wounded at the Battle of Bazeilles, by a ball which fractured his left parietal bone. … https://archive.org/details/cornhillmagazine31londuoft/page/154/mode/1up page 154 Three or four months after the wound was inflicted, periodic disturbances of the functions of the brain made their appearance, and have continued ever since. … For four years, therefore, the life of this man has been divided into alternating phases, short abnormal states intervening between long normal states.

Fathers, before you didle your sin stick, think about your children, think about your daughter. Would you want your daughter with her hands in her pants ringing her devils doorbell?

When running before the wind, she rolled so deep that almost everything fetched way, and a dismal night I passed.

'[H]er luggage contained only a chiffon negligée so elaborate as to be more a tea gown than a dressing-gown.'