325. (Much thirst: he must drink even at night.)
Palpitation of the heart.
Anxiety.
Easily startled.
All day long, discontented with his fellow-creatures, which at last amounted to misanthropy. [Lr.]
330. Morose humour, with much restlessness and fickleness; he cannot reflect steadily or work quietly. [Lr.]
Crossness, surly disposition.
Cross: everything is disagreeable to him. [Fz.]
Cross: he retired into solitude, and almost weeping he longed for death. [Lr.]
He is disposed to be angry and cross.
335. Passionate: he easily gives way to angry expression. [Fz.]
All day long great seriousness; he regarded everything that happened to him in a serious and thoughtful manner. [Lr.]
All day long quiet and silent humour, with cheerfulness and gaiety. (Curative action, reaction of the organism.)[Lr.]
Calm and happy disposition with love for work and self-content. (Curative action, reaction of the organism.)[Lr.]