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{{Style P-No indent|after having been put into a coffin, being to all appearance dead, was delivered, by artificial process, of a child, which betrayed no more signs of life than its mother. The infant, when every means of restoration had apparently proved fruitless, spontaneously revived, after the departure of the medical attendant He, on being recalled, had the mother taken out of her coffin, and having resorted ineffectually to every stimulant to bring her to life, left the house once more, recommending that means of resuscitation should be continued. Four hours after his departure, the brother-in-law of the deceased came to inform him of her recovery.}}