Within the early 1800s, in southwestern Germany, outbreaks of a mysterious sickness unfold all through the countryside. Individuals who got here down with it had horrible signs. Their eyelids would droop. Their speech would slur. They’d be gripped by a paralysis that, as soon as it reached their respiration muscular tissues, might be deadly.
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