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from anxiety about his family, which he left behind while going on a short journey
Inconsolable, from anxiety about his family, which he left behind while going on a short journey
Remedies by marks
4 of 5 marks 1
Cite
Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 53 — MIND AND DISPOSITION; INCONSOLABLE; from anxiety about his family, which he left behind while going on a short journey