Meanings of nervous derangement in English

Excepting the nervous derangement, in both cases, there was no other resemblance in the symptoms.

The doctor acknowledged that there had been some return of the nervous derangement from which the girl suffered.

Perhaps, in both, the difference might be due entirely to some physical accident of health or momentary nervous derangement.

Except the nervous derangement (unpleasant enough in itself, I grant), there is really nothing the matter with him.

More cruel advantage may be taken of the nervous derangement from which you are suffering in the climate of this place.

He had not suffered from the nervous derangement which had weakened me, and he was the stronger man of the two.

There, nevertheless, was the feeling which drew him to Zo, contending successfully with his medical interest in a case of nervous derangement.

She might possibly be suffering again, from some other form of nervous derangement, and he seriously thought of persuading her to send for medical advice.

Now, understand how in some nervous derangements this horror really takes place.

This is, indeed, the current most useful in the majority of the nervous derangements in the treatment of which the current is of acknowledged utility.