...drowsiness, or actual somnolency, accompanied by a tendency to quiet dreamy delirium and nervous starlings; complete dryness of the tongue, roof of the mouth,...difficulty of deglutition ; a parched condition of the lipt; occasional dryness of the Scbneiderian and conjunctival mucous membranes ; and increasing dilatation...

...drowsiness, or actual sleep, with a great tendency to dreamy delirium, and, in women, slight occasional startings ; complete dryness of the tongue, roof of...dry cough and difficulty of deglutition ; a parched state of the lips, occasional dryness of the mucous membranes of the nose and eye, and increasing dilatation...

...drowsiness, or actual sleep, with a great tendency to dreamy delirium, and, in women, slight occasional startings ; complete dryness of the tongue, roof of...dry cough and difficulty of deglutition ; a parched state of the lips, occasional dryness of the mucous membranes of the nose and eye, and increasing dilatation...

...few minutes a feeling of dryness in the throat, causing constant inclination to cough (Hale, I). 703. Complete dryness of the tongue, roof of the mouth,...rendering the voice husky, and often inducing dry cougli and difficulty of deglutition (Harley). 704. Dryness of the fauces, causing excessive difficulty...

...sympathetic proper, which go to these glands, is also induced by atropia. This latter alkaloid produces complete dryness of the tongue, roof of the mouth,...dry cough and difficulty of deglutition, a parched state of the lips, arid, occasionally, dryness of the mucous membranes of the nose and eyes.* That...

...Kussmaul and Tenner on Convulsions, New Sydenham Society, 1859. by atropia. This latter alkaloid produces complete dryness of the tongue, roof of the mouth,...dry cough and difficulty of deglutition, a parched state of the lips, and, occasionally, dryness of the mucous membranes of the nose and eyes.* That atropia...

...actual sleep, with a great tendency to dreamy delirium, and in women slight occasional starlings ; complete dryness of the tongue, roof of the mouth,...inducing dry cough and difficulty of deglutition. No difference will be observed," he says, " in the rate of respiration, except (as may happen in a...

...drowsiness, or uctuul somnolency, accompanied by a tendency to quiet dreamy delirium and nervous starlings; complete dryness of the tongue, roof of the mouth,...continuing about two hours, the dryness of the mouth suddenly gives way to a viscid, sticky, acid secretion, of a peculiar and very sickly offensive odor...

...tongue dry and parched, and the entire roof of the mouth and velum palati dry and glazed,8. — [240.] Complete dryness of the tongue, roof of the mouth,...soft palate, extending more or less down the pharynx aud larynx, rendering the voice husky, and often inducing dry cough and difficult deglutition,8. —...

...tongue dry and parched, and the entire roof of the mouth and velum palati dry and glazed,3.—[240.] Complete dryness of the tongue, roof of the mouth,...the voice husky, and often inducing dry cough and difficult deglutition,3.—Dryness of tongue and fances (immediately), 3 .— MOUTH: The mouth opens...