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...an doctors do homage, practiced surgery for a long time before he took up medicine. His earliest studies were guided by one of the greatest of French surgeons, the illustrious Desplein, who flashed across science like a meteor. By the consensus even of his enemies, he took with him to the tomb an incommunicable method. Like all men of genius, he had no heirs; he carried ev...

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...edicine. His earliest studies were guided by one of the greatest of French surgeons, the illustrious Desplein, who flashed across science like a meteo... ...are alive, and their talent leaves no trace when they are gone. Actors and surgeons, like great singers too, like the executants who by their performa...

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...dorned with a tricolor plume, even the German peasants had recognized army surgeons, a body of men of science and merit liked, for the most part, not ... ...lowest depreciation and gold was worth far more than silver. The two young surgeons, about twenty years of age at the most, yielded themselves up to t... ...ivision was established in the very palace of the Elector. These assistant-surgeons of recent date went there to see old comrades, to present their le... ... striking and the room was empty. The silence of night en- abled the young surgeons to hear vaguely the noise their horses made in eating their proven... ... beside him as he seated himself without ceremony at the same table as the surgeons. “Go and sleep in your boat,” he said to the boatmen, “as the inn ... ...o their places and ran the bolts. The landlord’s room, where the two young surgeons were to sleep, adjoined the public room, and was separated by a so... ...the best he bade them good-night and went off to bed. The merchant and the surgeons laughed over the nature of their pillows. Prosper put his case of ...

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...causing Frederic to be conveyed into the nearest chamber, retired, while the surgeons examined his wounds. Matilda blushed at seeing Theodore and Isab... ...mbracing the latter, and condoling with her on her father’s mis chance. The surgeons soon came to acquaint Hippolita that none of the Marquis’s wound... ...eheld that youth until yesterday; he is almost a stranger to me: but as the surgeons have pronounced your father out of danger, you ought not to harb... ...t when the tender Isabella’s care would have likewise removed her, while the surgeons examined Matilda’s wound, she cried, “Remove me! never, never! I... ...ness of her hand soon dispelled all hopes of recovery. Theodore followed the surgeons into the outer chamber, and heard them pronounce the fatal sente... ...ur hands?” cried he to the Friar, who, with the Marquis, had accompanied the surgeons. “What means thy distracted rashness?” said Jerome. “Is this an ...

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...rd Mayor, a very sober and religious gentle- man, appointed physicians and surgeons for relief of the poor – I mean the diseased poor and in particula... ...ns, even some of them the most eminent, and of several of the most skilful surgeons. Abundance of 34 Journal of the Plague Y ear quacks too died, who... ...ries, such as food and physic; to fetch physicians, if they would come, or surgeons, or nurses, or to order the dead-cart, and the like; but with this... ...as in particular very violent, and to some intolerable; the physicians and surgeons may be said to have tortured many poor creatures even to death. Th... ...ese swellings could be brought to a head, and to break and run, or, as the surgeons call it, to digest, the patient generally recovered; whereas those... ...and very many of the most eminent of the faculty were dead, as well as the surgeons also; for now it was indeed a dismal time, and for about a month t... ...ught to break or to suppurate; but, by laying strong caustics on them, the surgeons had, it seems, hopes to break them – which caustics were then upon... ...his frequently puzzled our physicians, and especially the apothecaries and surgeons, who knew not how to discover the sick from the sound; they all al... ...ses to attend those that wanted attend- ing, and ordering apothecaries and surgeons, the first to sup- ply them with drugs or plasters, and such thing...

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... heavy dream of confused time and place, presenting faint glimpses of army surgeons whom he knew , and of faces that had been familiar to his youth,— ...

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...o the estate and degree that he was of. And them that were hurt he let the surgeons do search their hurts and wounds, and com- manded to spare no salv...

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...le of the pernicious drug.” No; I give notice to all, whether moralists or surgeons, that whatever be their pretensions and skill in their respective ... ...pher than any in the hideous Golgothas of London. Y et if the gentlemen of Surgeons’ Hall think that any benefit can redound to their science from ins... ...the Caesars, we might expect such conduct; but I am sure that from English surgeons at this day I need look for no expressions of impatience, or of an... ...ed medical treatise on opium, which I will publish provided the College of Surgeons will pay me for enlightening their be- nighted understandings upon...

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...hour is altered to half past nine. “ Whereupon M. Noir bowed, expressed his thanks, and went away. My accomplice continued: “If agreeable to you, your... ...l 35 A Tramp Abroad proceed to the field in the same carriage as is customary.” “It is entirely agreeable to me, and I am obliged to you for mentioni... ...ld not have thought of them. How many shall I want? I supposed two or three will be enough?” “Two is the customary number for each party. I refer to ‘... ...o ‘chief’ surgeons; but considering the exalted positions occu- pied by our clients, it will be well and decorous that each of us appoint several cons... ...ng two poet-orators who did not believe in God, and these had MS. funeral orations projecting from their breast pockets; then a carriage containing th... ...from their breast pockets; then a carriage containing the head surgeons and their cases of instruments; then eight private carriages con- taining cons... ...faint accent from above, to this effect: “I die for... for ... perdition take it, what is it I die for? ... oh, yes—France! I die that France may live... ...ery way gratifying and inspiriting. The two gladiators fell upon each other’s neck, with floods of proud and happy tears; that other second embraced m... ... seems to me then that I would rather be a hero of a French duel than a crowned and sceptered monarch. When the commotion had somewhat subsided, the b...

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...natural fool of fortune. Use me well; You shall have ransom. Let me have surgeons; I am cut to the brains. Gentleman: You shal... ...natural fool of fortune. Use me well; You shall have ransom. Let me have surgeons; I am cut to the brains. Gentleman: You shal...

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...m launches from various men-of-war were alongside; and at least five naval surgeons had clambered on board. They stood in a knot gazing up and down th... ...r ship to bring over a few bluejackets to furl my sails for me. One of the surgeons had remained on board. He came out of the forecastle looking impen...

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...sovereign, of itself The soul should stand in awe. 30 XLII SURGEONS must be very careful When they take the knife! Underneath their fi... ... grant I may be 166 Superfluous were the sun 236 Superiority to fate 52 Surgeons must be very careful 30 Sweet is the swamp with its secrets, 138...

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...rge Eliot was ultimately checked. It was young Mrs. Steene, the veterinary surgeons wife, who first gave way to temptation. I fear she had been rather...

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... thy words become thee as thy wounds; They smack of honor both. Go get him surgeons. [Exit Sergeant, attended .] Who comes here? [Enter ROSS .] MALCOL...

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...e these stones, and right profitable to the sick. It was the custom of the surgeons of that land to wash these stones with fair water. This water they... ...nfirmity was sore upon him, for the trouble was long and grievous, and the surgeons knew not whether he would mend or die. When Aurelius learned that ... ...d gashed with many a grisly wound. Afterwards they carried the hurt to the surgeons, and the dead they laid in their graves. As for Peredur and his co...

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... of saving the man he had to thank for such a vigorous attack. He sent two surgeons to identify me and bring me into Hospital, saying, perhaps too car...

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...should not recover. Then the king let send after all manner of leeches and surgeons, both unto men and women, and there was none that would behote him...

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...destroyed his honour, and marred his life, since the physicians and master surgeons advance as a fact, incapable of contradiction, that persons Italia... ...iolently that she split into pieces, and died immedi- ately without either surgeons or physicians being able to de- termine the manner in which the so...

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...nses, thanked the Regent most humbly, and dismissed the physicians, master surgeons, and other imps in black, saying that he had thor- oughly recovere... ...dressed to him, but with- out success, because he hated physicians, master surgeons, and apothecaries; and that this was the whole truth. Then by us h...

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...use poor Lady Dunstane was this very day to undergo an operation under the surgeons at Copsley, and she did not wish her mistress to be present, but M... ...sheep like me is, I’m such an infernal sinner, that Providence! … But both surgeons gave me their word of honour that there was a chance. A chance! Bu... ...gone to heaven and left me! Is she safe?’ ‘Doing well.’ ‘Have you seen the surgeons?’ ‘Mrs. Warwick.’ ‘What did she say?’ ‘A nod of the head.’ ‘You sa... ... by the silence that his wife was resting. She brought permission from the surgeons and doctor, on his promise to be still. Redworth supported Sir Luk...

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...mid this multifarious industry, the sick and wounded were brought up to heal; and there they were visited by the two surgeons, Chabrier and Tavan, and...