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Page 33
... difference may result from a different attitude toward drinking and drunkenness.1 The Italian tends to accept the use of alcohol as a TABLE 2. Apparent consumption of alcohol as contained in distilled An International Problem 333.
... difference may result from a different attitude toward drinking and drunkenness.1 The Italian tends to accept the use of alcohol as a TABLE 2. Apparent consumption of alcohol as contained in distilled An International Problem 333.
Page 35
... drunkenness in all - in some , quiet , broken , sad ; in others , wild and spirited . The Kabaks [ taverns ] caused drunkenness , drunkenness caused zapoi [ the drinking without letting up , alcoholism ] , and for zapoi treatment was ...
... drunkenness in all - in some , quiet , broken , sad ; in others , wild and spirited . The Kabaks [ taverns ] caused drunkenness , drunkenness caused zapoi [ the drinking without letting up , alcoholism ] , and for zapoi treatment was ...
Page 40
... drunkenness is completely formed . The face now becomes flushed , the eyes project , and are somewhat watery , winking is less frequent than is natural ; the under lip is protruded - the head inclines a little to one shoulder ; -the jaw ...
... drunkenness is completely formed . The face now becomes flushed , the eyes project , and are somewhat watery , winking is less frequent than is natural ; the under lip is protruded - the head inclines a little to one shoulder ; -the jaw ...
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