Aún no tenemos significados para "long lethargy".
1She drew fuller breath, as one who recovers from a long lethargy.
2His long lethargy was followed by corresponding sleeplessness and preternatural activity of brain.
3He had awakened, in fact, from his long lethargy, and found himself alone.
4He was as a man suddenly awakened from a long lethargy.
5They know that the poor man is awakening at last from his long lethargy.
6A long lethargy supervened and oppressed his senses.
7At last British naval architects woke up from their long lethargy and began to think for themselves.
8At that moment Ivan, roused at last from his long lethargy, appeared at the threshold of the door.
9Something has broken into the long lethargy of his primitive career, and set him upon a progressive path.
10Christian preaching, addressed to the people, took hold of the popular idioms and roused them from their long lethargy.
11The German mind had been grandly roused from the long lethargy of the dark ages of ignorance, fear and faith.
12He looked from the coach-window, and beheld the far-spreading fields of beauty with an eye awakened from long lethargy and inaction.
13Man has awakened from his long lethargy and self-deception, and he demands with impressive unanimity to be restored to his imperishable rights.
14Man has awaked from his long lethargy and self- deception, and he demands with impressive unanimity to be restored to his imperishable rights.
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