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If the well-brought-up mental patients at McLean Hospital, in Belmont, Massachusetts, did not arrive suffering from folie de grandeur -- one woman wandered the Olmsted-designed grounds dressed as a lady in a Thomas Gainsborough portrait -- there was always the chance that association with the other guests might induce...
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