Collins, Wilkie

Collins, Wilkie. The Woman in White. Limited Editions Club, Woodstock. 1964. 

But I should wiselier have emphasized the fact that the very best men may use this drug, and many another, with benefit to themselves arid to humanity. Even as the Indians of whom l spoke above, they will use it only to accomplish some work which they could not do without it. I instance Herbert Spencer, who took morphine daily, never exceeding an appointed dose, Wilkie Collins, too, overcame the... 

Baldwick (1987), who, for some reason, sees The Haunted Man in the Franken-steinian rather than in the Faustian tradition (p. 115), suggests another interesting method to prove the stereotypical connections between chemistry and villainy. In his criminal story The Woman in White, Wilkie Collins laid a false trail for us by introducing a character as being one of the first experimental chemists living - which is almost enough for us to condemn him in advance as a murderer, says Baldwick (p. 184). 

Physiological support for this model is based on the muscle model by Wilkie [1968], and estimates for the extraocular muscle elasticities and the passive tissues of the eyeball are based on experiments by Robinson et al. [1969,1981] and Collins [ 1975] and studies of extraocular muscle viscosity by BahOl et al. [1980]. 

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The routine ophthalmic examination is an efficient and effective technique to identify ocular toxicity (Munger and Collins, 2013 Wilkie, 2014). Long a required evaluation in Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) safety studies, these examinations can be readily applied to any mammalian in vivo study in which ocular effects are anticipated or observed. Minimal pharmacologic intervention is required to examine the eye, and most typical laboratory animal species require only manual restraint. The examinations are not invasive, and the same animal or cohort of animals can be examined... 

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PETER THOMS teaches in the Department of English at the University of Western Ontario. He is the author of Detection and Its Designs Narrative and Power in Nineteenth-Century Detective Fiction (1998) and The Windings of the Labyrinth Quest and Structure in the Major Novels of Wilkie Collins (1992). 

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