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The Autobiography of a Quack, and The Case
The Autobiography of a Quack, and The Case

Chapter VIII · Chapter 8

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I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.
I found that the great mass of men who had undergone amputations for many months felt the usual consciousness that they still had the lost limb.
It itched or pained, or was cramped, but never felt hot or cold.
If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.
I think we may to some extent explain this.
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The Autobiography of a Quack, and The Case

Chapter VIII · Chapter 8

Chapter 8 of The Autobiography of a Quack, and The Case is here in full — 197 sentences across 40 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.
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I found that the great mass of men who had undergone amputations for many months felt the usual consciousness that they still had the lost limb.
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It itched or pained, or was cramped, but never felt hot or cold.
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If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.
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I think we may to some extent explain this.

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Mind noun US /maɪnd/

The element of a person that enables awareness and thought.

From this reading “I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.”

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all

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

amputations

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From this reading I found that the great mass of men who had undergone amputations for many months felt the usual consciousness that they still had the lost limb.

amused

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

and

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

as

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

at

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

away

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

but

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From this reading It itched or pained, or was cramped, but never felt hot or cold.

by

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

cold

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From this reading It itched or pained, or was cramped, but never felt hot or cold.

consciousness

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From this reading I found that the great mass of men who had undergone amputations for many months felt the usual consciousness that they still had the lost limb.

continued

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

conviction

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

could

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

cramped

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From this reading It itched or pained, or was cramped, but never felt hot or cold.

degrees

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

entirely

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

existence

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

explain

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From this reading I think we may to some extent explain this.

extent

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From this reading I think we may to some extent explain this.

faded

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

feelings

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

felt

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From this reading I found that the great mass of men who had undergone amputations for many months felt the usual consciousness that they still had the lost limb.

folk

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

for

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From this reading I found that the great mass of men who had undergone amputations for many months felt the usual consciousness that they still had the lost limb.

found

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From this reading I found that the great mass of men who had undergone amputations for many months felt the usual consciousness that they still had the lost limb.

from

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

great

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From this reading I found that the great mass of men who had undergone amputations for many months felt the usual consciousness that they still had the lost limb.

had

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From this reading I found that the great mass of men who had undergone amputations for many months felt the usual consciousness that they still had the lost limb.

having

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

hot

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From this reading It itched or pained, or was cramped, but never felt hot or cold.

I

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

If

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

in

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

It

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From this reading It itched or pained, or was cramped, but never felt hot or cold.

itched

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From this reading It itched or pained, or was cramped, but never felt hot or cold.

its

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

learn

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

limb

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From this reading I found that the great mass of men who had undergone amputations for many months felt the usual consciousness that they still had the lost limb.

limbless

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

long

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

lost

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

many

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From this reading I found that the great mass of men who had undergone amputations for many months felt the usual consciousness that they still had the lost limb.

mass

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From this reading I found that the great mass of men who had undergone amputations for many months felt the usual consciousness that they still had the lost limb.

may

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From this reading I think we may to some extent explain this.

members

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

men

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From this reading I found that the great mass of men who had undergone amputations for many months felt the usual consciousness that they still had the lost limb.

mindnounUS /maɪnd/

The element of a person that enables awareness and thought.

From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

months

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From this reading I found that the great mass of men who had undergone amputations for many months felt the usual consciousness that they still had the lost limb.

my

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

myself

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

never

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From this reading It itched or pained, or was cramped, but never felt hot or cold.

no

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

noticed

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

noting

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

of

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From this reading I found that the great mass of men who had undergone amputations for many months felt the usual consciousness that they still had the lost limb.

or

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From this reading It itched or pained, or was cramped, but never felt hot or cold.

other

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

pain

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

pained

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From this reading It itched or pained, or was cramped, but never felt hot or cold.

painful

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

peculiar

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

periods

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

referred

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

regard

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

sensations

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

sense

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

some

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From this reading I think we may to some extent explain this.

still

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From this reading I found that the great mass of men who had undergone amputations for many months felt the usual consciousness that they still had the lost limb.

that

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

the

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

then

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

they

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From this reading I found that the great mass of men who had undergone amputations for many months felt the usual consciousness that they still had the lost limb.

think

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From this reading I think we may to some extent explain this.

this

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

time

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

to

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

unaltered

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

undergone

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From this reading I found that the great mass of men who had undergone amputations for many months felt the usual consciousness that they still had the lost limb.

usual

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From this reading I found that the great mass of men who had undergone amputations for many months felt the usual consciousness that they still had the lost limb.

was

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From this reading It itched or pained, or was cramped, but never felt hot or cold.

we

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From this reading I think we may to some extent explain this.

were

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

where

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From this reading If they had painful sensations referred to it, the conviction of its existence continued unaltered for long periods; but where no pain was felt in it, then by degrees the sense of having that limb faded away entirely.

which

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From this reading I amused myself at this time by noting in my mind all that I could learn from other limbless folk, and from myself, as to the peculiar feelings which were noticed in regard to lost members.

who

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From this reading I found that the great mass of men who had undergone amputations for many months felt the usual consciousness that they still had the lost limb.

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