...speaks nor moves, but it is possible for him to do both ; and this cíegrée may be considered to be analogous to delirium, and to certain states of the...but in the state described by the law as drunk and incapable. It is so transitory, however, that the patient emerges to consciousness in a very few minutes...

...increase of the common sensibility, is in many cases removed or relieved, according to its intensity. "In the second degree, the mental functions are impaired,...but not entirely suspended ; consciousness, however, DO longer continues correct, and a sort of dreamy state supervenes. This degree may be considered analogous...

...In the second degree, the mental functionsire impaired, but not entirely suspended ; conciousness, however, no longer continues correct, and a sort of...brain ; and it corresponds with that condition of an inebriate person, who is not dead drunk, but in the state described by the law as drunk and not incapable."...