Englishwoman's Domestic Magazine,  5 (1856–57), 270–75.

The Dumb Lady

Anon

Genre:

Short Fiction

Subjects:

Disease, Medical Treatment, Homeopathy, Language


    The narrator gives reasons for believing in the antiquity of the word 'influenza'. Describes how one love-stricken character, Sir Reginald, had been attended by a leech (271). Later notes that Sir Reginald had 'homeopathic leanings in his emotional pathology' (274).



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