 I never before experienced, and hope I never shall again. The exertion required to get up a slight piece of rising ground, even without any load, induces an indescribable sensation of pain and helplessness, and the general lassitude makes one unfit for...  Cassell's Picturesque Australasia - Halaman 291diedit oleh - 1888Tampilan utuh - Tentang buku ini
 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - 1862 - 482 halaman
...sensation of pain and helplessness, and the general lassitude makes one unfit for anything. Poor Gray must have suffered very much, many times when we thought him shamming. It » most fortunate for us that these symptoms which so early affected him did not come on us until... | |
 | Andrew Jackson - 1862 - 270 halaman
...sensation of pain and helplessness, and the general lassitude makes one unfit for anything. Poor Gray must have suffered very much many times when we thought him shamming. It is most fortunate for us that these symptoms, which so early affected him, did not come on us until... | |
 | WILLIAM HARRISON AINSWORTH - 1863 - 516 halaman
...sensation of pain and helplessness, and the general lassitude makes one unfit for anything. Poor Gray must have suffered very much many times when we thought him shamming. It is most fortunate for us that these symptoms, which so early affected him, did not come on us until... | |
 | William John Wills, William Wills - 1863 - 426 halaman
...sensation of pain and helplessness, and the general lassitude makes one unfit for anything. Poor Gray must have suffered very much many times when we thought him shamming. It is most fortunate for us that these symptoms, which so early affected him, did not come on us until... | |
 | William Henry Davenport Adams - 1867 - 370 halaman
...sensation of pain and helplessness, and the general lassitude makes one unfit for anything. Poor Gray must have suffered very much many times when we thought him shamming. It is most fortunate for us that these symptoms, which so early affected him, did not come on us until... | |
 | George William Rusden - 1883 - 724 halaman
...gentle Wills (when the lassitude which oppressed Gray afterwards crept upon him) wrote : " Poor Gray must have suffered very much many times when we thought him shamming." The emaciated survivors halted a day to bury Gray, but with difficulty scooped his shallow grave. They... | |
 | Edward Ellis Morris - 1888 - 350 halaman
...over an ample evening meal, Burke declared he should make for Mount Hopeless, and the others bowed to his decision as leader. They were terribly weary and...writes sorrowfully, " must have suffered very much many tunes when we thought him shamming." On the 23rd of April they started, Burke first burying in the... | |
 | Albert Frederick Calvert - 1896 - 428 halaman
...sensation of pain and helplessness, and the general lassitude makes one unfit for anything. Poor Gray must have suffered very much many times when we thought him shamming. It is most fortunate for us that these symptoms which so early affedted him, did not come on us until... | |
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