Encara no tenim significats per a "heavy stupor".
1Then, as the evening drew on, she slipped into a heavy stupor.
2In the heavy stupor that follows the utmost exhaustion, Dennis slept hour after hour.
3She lay in that heavy stupor, alike unconscious of hope and joy, doubt and danger.
4The fever was unabated, and Marianne only more quiet-notmore herself-remainedin a heavy stupor.
5Evidently the boy was in a heavy stupor.
6The sick man was in a heavy stupor.
7At first the patient may be aroused, but later sinks into a heavy stupor or coma.
8He lay in a heavy stupor, dozing fitfully until the moon climbed high again above the Glades.
9Like the rest of the citizens, he was sunk in a heavy stupor of starvation-selfish ,reckless ,brutalised
10The heavy stupor that deadened every sense bore him down, and took away the power of speech.
11Gilgamesh falls into a heavy stupor, and continues in this state for six days and seven nights.
12His medicines had failed;-thefever was unabated; and Marianne only more quiet-notmore herself-remained in a heavy stupor.
13Anything to break this heavy stupor, which was not only George's, but her own, and the very world's!
14In like heavy stupor De Forrest lay near the fire, though the music of his dreams was by no means sweet.
15It was not scarlet, but brain fever, and this was the fifth day that the sleeper had lain in a heavy stupor.
16His sleep was changing from the heavy stupor of the drug into one that was at least on the borderland of the normal.
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Heavy stupor a través del temps
Heavy stupor per variant geogràfica