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Excerpt from Delirium Tremens: Its Nature and Treatment
If, now, the disease be suffered to continue, the third stage, or the stage of collapse, comes on. The pulse becomes more rapid and small; the pupils are contracted; the tremor is increased; the tongue and jaws have a trembling motion; the greatest anxiety is depicted in the countenance; the skin becomes cold, and is covered with a peculiar cold and clammy sweat; convulsions, coma, and subsultus tendinum ensue, and death soon closes the scene.
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