Jane Williams had shared those last months in Italy and, whatever Mary Shelley may have felt at the time about her husband's attentions to this attractive musician to whom he addressed some of the most yearningly exquisite of his late lyrics, once back in England she herself became "excessively", as she admitted, attached to her.
At $19.95, it's not excessively expensive (though admit it, you'd spend a lot more to zetz Uncle Frank), and at 8 by 7 inches, it's not so big that when Uncle Frank slams it down on your head he'll be able to do any real damage.
In 2009, three doctors and a nurse wrote a letter to the board saying, "We see at least one patient a month who is admitted for detoxification from excessively high doses of narcotics after seeing Dr. Diaz".
Putin thanked every speaker and, as he concluded the meeting, he admitted that Soviet patriotic education was somewhat flawed — excessively ideological, in his view — so he put more emphasis on the pre-Bolshevik experience.
But he admitted that he was torn, arguing that sometimes signoffs felt "excessively formal" for something thumbed on your phone.
Because of that, I'm always hesitant to identify myself as an American, so I mumble and am excessively polite and only admit when asked.
6 Men are, however, more likely to be admitted to hospital with diabetes-related conditions or to present with excessively high blood sugar levels.
Christoph Sebald, 25, from Germany, sees Europe as "stable, effective, and often successful," but admitted: "The EU is still a predominantly economic integration and favours elites excessively.
Mr. Stone's concern, his admitted affection for Castro aside, is that he thinks Cuba has been excessively demonized: "Their dissidence issue is no greater than China's.
Prevention of SICU admissions because of excessively occupied floor beds results in trauma victims and critically ill surgical patients being admitted to nonsurgical ICUs.
