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To whomsoever provides best comfort and alleviation from Litlove night-terrors … a prize!
Don’t Go Down To The Woods « Tales from the Reading Room 2009
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It's been a while, but hands-down these night-terrors in which I semi-wake-up, convinced that an impossibly large insect is crawling up the bed toward me.
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Night-time is usually entirely predictable, excepting the infrequent storms of teething or night-terrors.
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Night-time is usually entirely predictable, excepting the infrequent storms of teething or night-terrors.
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Canadian music is enough to strike fear into the hearts of most right-thinking people – yes Alanis, Celine, Bryan and Nickelback, we're referring explicitly to you hear – so imagine the night-terrors and panic attack that come with the prospect of listening to a Canadian hip-hop album.
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It is rare for children of two or of three years of age, whose case we are now considering, to be troubled by bad dreams, nightmares, or night-terrors.
The Nervous Child Hector Charles Cameron
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Even night-terrors are, as a rule, determined by the suppressed fears of his waking hours.
The Nervous Child Hector Charles Cameron
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Nasal obstruction and failure of lactation night-terrors aggravated by
The Nervous Child Hector Charles Cameron
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Adenoid vegetations, night-terrors aggravated by removal of, in treatment of enuresis
The Nervous Child Hector Charles Cameron
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Ogres devouring children are out of place as subjects for pictures and may cause night-terrors.
The Nervous Child Hector Charles Cameron
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