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softening of the brain



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The death rate is 89.4 per 100,000, substantially that of nephritis, 90.1, and cerebral hemorrhage and softening of the brain, 90.4; all diseases of middle and advanced age.

From Time Magazine Archive

He dutifully went under canvas with his pugnacious battalion, but he was pretty much of a failure, declined into rose pruning, and died after a sad "softening of the brain."

From Time Magazine Archive

All had softening of the brain, all were paralytic.

From Time Magazine Archive

He had softening of the brain, brought on by grief.

From The Spectacle Man A Story of the Missing Bridge by Leonard, Mary Finley

It’s softening of the brain, that’s what it is—memory gradually going; and yet I think of Gertrude and dare—Well, the doctor said I was all right; he ought to know.

From A Double Knot by Fenn, George Manville




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