In a recent law case in England, one of the statutes quoted was so old that the only authority for its ever having existed was a fourteenth-century copy of it which is preserved in the Public Records Office in London. Mr William Colsen, a seventy-year-old curio dealer, of Port Elizabeth, has not slept for forty years. In that time he has never been ill or felt drowsy. His doctors persist in attributing his insomnia to a weak heart..
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Evening Star, Issue 21638, 6 February 1934, Page 3
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