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unless questioned says nothing of his condition, it does not seem dangerous to him

Intellection clouded, though he gives correct answers; unless questioned says nothing of his condition, it does not seem dangerous to him

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H. C. Allen, Repertory of Intermittent Fever (1879), p. 499 — Symptoms Of The Mind; Intellection clouded, though he gives correct answers; unless questioned says nothing of his condition, it does not seem dangerous to him