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The post regarding page breaks in "Lolita" was hi-sterical; thanks for that.

Concept of the unified text 2009

So imagine my relief when he submitted his high-sterical albeit completely fabricated account of his recovery from heroin addiction with the assistance of one Mr. Thomas Cruise Mapother IV.

PopWatch is 1: Tom Cruise wants to heal you | EW.com 2006

Plus, Gilbert Gottfried's profane flailing during the Hefner roast was hy-f*cking-sterical.

That joke isn't funny anymore Tripp 2006

And now, instead of this sad event making 'em hurry up, and get the thing done legally, she's took in a queer religious way, just as I was in my affliction at losing Cartlett, only hers is of a more 'sterical sort than mine.

Jude the Obscure 1896

And now, instead of this sad event making 'em hurry up, and get the thing done legally, she's took in a queer religious way, just as I was in my affliction at losing Cartlett, only hers is of a more 'sterical sort than mine.

Jude the Obscure 1894

Folks do get 'sterical and vapourish face to face with matrimony.

Six Plays Florence Henrietta Fisher Darwin 1892

'We jes' can't do nuffin ',' she said, an 'she 'gan to sob an' go 'sterical-like.

An Original Belle Edward Payson Roe 1863

'No. I said she looked as if she was going to meet some one, -- and by - and-by comes Mr. Preston running out of the wood just beyond Hannah's, and says he, "A cup of water, please, good woman, for a lady has fainted, or is' sterical or something. "

Wives and Daughters Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell 1837

[(J) -11.9 (u) -0.9 (lia, were a kind hy) 29.1 (sterical mix) -10.9 (ture of joy) 29.1 (,) -0.9 (and g) 9.1 (r) 2.1 (ief; she clasped her arms round her)] TJ

Agnes De-Courci: a Domestic Tale 1789

'sterical sort of laugh, as they call it, and thought she was playing tricks; but all at once they saw that she was struggling hard and being drawn backwards.

Rob Harlow's Adventures A Story of the Grand Chaco George Manville Fenn 1870