Hemorrhage.--The loss of blood from any cause, if sufficient to reduce the blood-pressure, will occasion a change in the brain-cells, provided that the period of hypotension lasts for more than five minutes. This time limit is a safeguard against permanent injury from the temporary hypotension which causes one to faint. If the hemorrhage be long continued and the blood-pressure be low, there will be a permanent loss of some of the brain-cells. This explains why an individual who has suffered from a prolonged hemorrhage will never again be restored to his original powers.英文原著 · 《The Origin and Nature of Emotions》
Chesterton advanced and asked if he could be of service. The priest shook his head. The child, he said, was the only son of the landlord, and much beloved by him, and by all the village. He was now in the third week of typhoid fever and the period of hemorrhages. Unless they could be checked, the boy would die, and the priest, who for many miles of mountain and forest was also the only doctor, had exhausted his store of simple medicines.英文原著 · 《A Charmed Life》
"Nothing can stop the hemorrhage," he protested wearily, "but the strongest of drugs. And I have nothing!"英文原著 · 《A Charmed Life》
You will be surprised and pained to hear that I have had a severe hemorrhage of the lungs. "I did not come home an instant too soon. I found them without money or provisions. Fortunately I brought with me a small sum. I won't tell you how small, but six dollars of it was from the editor of the `Opinion' for my last poem. "I left your climate to my injury. But not only for the sake of my health, I begin already to look back with longing regret to `Copse Hill'. You have all made me feel as if I had TWO beloved homes!英文原著 · 《Poems of Henry Timrod》
"I wish that I could divide myself between them; or that I had wings, so that I might flit from one to other in a moment. "I hope soon to write you at length. Yours," etc. Again on the 16th I heard from him, thus: --
"Yesterday I had a still more copious hemorrhage! "I am lying supine in bed, forbidden to speak or make any exertion whatever. But I can't resist the temptation of dropping you a line, in the hope of calling forth a score or two from you in return. "An awkward time this for me to be sick! We are destitute of funds, almost of food.英文原著 · 《Poems of Henry Timrod》