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reanimation

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I experienced a sudden rush of blood to my temples—a giddy and overpowering sense of deliverance and reanimation.

I lay till my heart stopped beating, my joints were wooden, and my four limbs corky beyond all hope of reanimation.

At last, after many intervals of lassitude and reanimation, I broke down altogether.

It is even possible that the first idea of statuary had its origin in this conception of a magical reanimation.

Upon our return, long after the sun's rays had grown strong, we observed some of the butterflies showed signs of reanimation.

According to all of the Evangelists it was merely a reanimation of his undecayed body.

THE CHRISTJOHN ELEAZER REMSBURG

Upon which he answered that he did not understand the art of reanimation.

But the evidences of popular reanimation in the South were delusive.

The fort, showing signs of reanimation, was treated to another bombardment, which effectually settled it.

The water produced an almost instantaneous reanimation, and the young man opened his eyes, but soon closed them again.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985