THE OLD STORY.

112 assisted in the disbursement of the Fund and personally obsession c and the externalisation of mental activity." All interested themselves in its work of charity, to Sir Henry tics t may be classified primarily into (1) senile (acquired) t and (2) early tic, the last being further divided into two Pitman, who from the commencement of the Fund has tic, audited the accounts, and to the many brother practitionersvarieties-viz., (a) degenerative and (b) acquired. These i forms are then fully considered with illustrative throughout the country who have undertaken the duty ofvarious merits of
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