Pantologia. A new (cabinet) cyclopędia, by J.M. Good, O. Gregory, and N. Bosworth assisted by other gentlemen of eminence, Volume 111819 |
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... skin should be opened , and the vein tied with a crooked needle , and wax - thread passed underneath it , both above and below the swell- ing ; and the turgid part suffered to digest away with the ligatures ; for this purpose , the ...
... skin should be opened , and the vein tied with a crooked needle , and wax - thread passed underneath it , both above and below the swell- ing ; and the turgid part suffered to digest away with the ligatures ; for this purpose , the ...
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... skin ; this should be done in the morning , and the horse kept tied up all day , without any litter , till night , when he may be untied , in order to lie down , and a pitch , or any sticking plaister , may be laid over it , and bound ...
... skin ; this should be done in the morning , and the horse kept tied up all day , without any litter , till night , when he may be untied , in order to lie down , and a pitch , or any sticking plaister , may be laid over it , and bound ...
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... skin and fat that surround the verge of the anus on both sides , near as far as the tuberosity of the ischi- um ; the fibres are gradually collected into an oval form , and surround the extremity of the rectum . It is inserted by a ...
... skin and fat that surround the verge of the anus on both sides , near as far as the tuberosity of the ischi- um ; the fibres are gradually collected into an oval form , and surround the extremity of the rectum . It is inserted by a ...
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... skin , becoming perfectly diaphanous . From the surface of this tumour a pellucid watery fluid sometimes exudes , and this cir- cumstance has been noticed by different au- thors . It is always attended with a weakness , or , more ...
... skin , becoming perfectly diaphanous . From the surface of this tumour a pellucid watery fluid sometimes exudes , and this cir- cumstance has been noticed by different au- thors . It is always attended with a weakness , or , more ...
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... skin of a serpent ( Bacon ) SPOILER . s . ( from spoil . ) 1. A robber ; a plunderer ; a pillager ( South ) . 2. One who mars or corrupts any thing . SPOILFUL . a . ( spoil and full . ) Wasteful ; rapacious ( Spenser ) . SPOKE . s ...
... skin of a serpent ( Bacon ) SPOILER . s . ( from spoil . ) 1. A robber ; a plunderer ; a pillager ( South ) . 2. One who mars or corrupts any thing . SPOILFUL . a . ( spoil and full . ) Wasteful ; rapacious ( Spenser ) . SPOKE . s ...
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Page 15 - You gave the wrong answer,' said the sphinx. 'But that was what made everything possible,' said Oedipus. 'No.' she said. 'When I asked, what walks on four legs in the morning, two at noon, and three in the evening, you answered Man. You didn't say anything about Woman.' 'When you say Man,' said Oedipus, 'you include women too. Everyone knows that.