Campbell says that Simpson had cases of three hundred and nineteen, three hundred and thirty-two, and three hundred and thirty-six days'; Meigs had one of four hundred and twenty.

James Reid, in a table of 500 mature births, gives 14 as being from three hundred and two to three hundred and fifteen days'.
Not so long ago a jury rendered a verdict of guilty of fornication and bastardy when it was alleged that the child was born three hundred and seventeen days after intercourse.

Taylor relates a case of pregnancy in which the wife of a laborer went to America three hundred and twenty-two days before the birth.

Jaffe describes an instance of the prolongation of pregnancy for three hundred and sixty-five days, in which the developments and measurements corresponded to the length of protraction.

Bryan speaks of a woman of twenty-five who became pregnant on February 10, 1876, and on June 17th felt motion.