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Book Title
The physiology or mechanism of blushing
By
Burgess, Thomas H. (Thomas Henry), -1865
Publication Details
London, John Churchill, 1839
Year
1839
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.50376
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Cambridge University Library
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JISC & NEH
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End Note 1
annotation horizontally crossed p. 1 Youth more liable — care more for opinion of others
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annotation Sighhing — Grief
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on offwhite wove paper, sometime folded
annotation (Burgess on Blushng
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annotation p. 1 Youth blushes
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annotation 10    Description of fear
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annotation 23    Females blush most
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annotation 24 Designed by Creator, as check ⧟→ [to `accusers'] Tht01
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annotation horizontally crossed ―    In Ezra & Nehemiah — Bible
annotation horizontally crossed 31    scar in negro blushing
annotation horizontally crossed 33 Mulattos
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annotation horizontally crossed 34 Otaheitians
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annotation 38 Albinos blushing — (Iris)
annotation 43 Circassian do — disuse Tht01
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annotation 48 Morbid sensibility    Tht01
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annotation ☞t01 50 Power of accuserst02 ✔t03
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annotation horizontally crossed 54 — Causes
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annotation horizontally crossed 56 infant do not blush, but reddn with passion. (old age no)t01 (idiot do not blush)
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annotation horizontally crossed 61 Hereditary
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annotation horizontally crossed in dark grey ink 62 Blushing no proof of guilt ✔t01
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annotation 68 Rage, expression of — Rage
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annotation vertically crossed 114 122 } Why face blushes more —
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annotation vertically crossed 125)— Exposure to air.—
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annotation vertically crossed 128 whole body glows
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annotation vertically crossed 133 Sensation on face before blush
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annotation vertically crossed 134 Concomitants of Blushing & shame
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annotation horizontally crossed 137
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annotation vertically crossed p 156 — only a moral «‹or rathr›» ? stimulus excite blush (not a passion) not shruggng shoulders (no s￭hyness￭) commonest of all causes or self consciousness —
annotation horizontally crossed 177 Decline of blush
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annotation N.B Personal remark make a person blush mor than anythng.
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annotation vertically crossed || It is difficulty on my view that «self-concous» vanity does not cause blush — it is on depressing self-consciousness which alone causes it — No a pretty girl who think a man «is» admirng her will blush— —One is more sensitive to th ill-feeling than good opinion of others.—
annotation in dark grey ink «180 — says depressng — cannot be called either excitg or deprssing»
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annotation horizontally crossed 182    Herditary blushing — 10 children    tear-drop in youngest.t01
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annotation vertically crossedin dark grey ink ✔t01 187 «188.»t02 upbraiding shy people makes them worse
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annotation in dark grey ink Edgeworth quoted (good)
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annotation All about Blushng except p. 68 Rage
     (Burgess)
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annotation Burgess on Blushing    p. 10
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annotation      Fear
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annotation in regard to voice in Aeneid “Obstupui , steteruntque comae, et vox faucibus haesit.”
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annotation but ‹som› «th» albinos ‹obsrv› «observed» by Dr. B.
     ‹Dr B› “th slightst attmps to exam them [illegible words] excites blushng”t01
     Dr B observed with ‹th› two albinos ‹whom he examined,› that th — “caused thm to blus deeply. —
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annotation cancelled p. 10 Exprssion
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annotation cancelled B. says Blushing Hereditay in one family (both parents being much subject) except in one child diseased with cyanosis ‹heart›.—