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...r- ness and dexterity, adding that with a splint or two, he thought he had surgery enough to set the limb. They were much nearer the Homestead than to... ...a very hun- gry one; indeed, Bessie had been too ravenous to wait till the surgery was over, and was already arrived at her second egg when the others...

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...‘There, sir!’ replied the boy, pointing to the glass door leading into the surgery, with an expression of alarm which the very unusual apparition of a... ...y drew a green curtain across the glass part of the door, retired into the surgery, closed the door after him, and immediately applied one of his larg...

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...y reason that it is in some sort palpable; and ’tis thence that I conclude surgery to be much more certain, by reason that it sees and feels what it d...

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...who, while still young, made himself a celebrity in the medical school of Paris, that central luminary to which European 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 ...

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..., that cen- tral luminary to which European doctors do homage, prac- tised surgery for a long time before he took up medicine. His earliest studies we... ...tice for him. The consequence was that in the course of time the Tyrant of surgery had a devoted ally. These two men—one at the summit of honor and of... ...n had sat on a chair near the master, or on the famous couch in Desplein’s surgery, on which he slept. Bianchon knew the mysteries of that temperament... ... as soon as I should have sold the linen. My stupid- ity proved to me that surgery was my only vocation. My good fellow, refined souls, whose powers m...

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... off, you know: to come off the breach with his pike bent bravely, and to surgery bravely; to venture upon the charged chambers bravely,— DOLL TEARSH...

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...shoulder. Both had sufficient experience in rough- 131 Yo n g e and-ready surgery, as well as sufficient strength, for them to be able to pull in the...

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...eat variety of useful arts; and became skilful in ag riculture, medicine, surgery, and handicraft. And when they wanted the aid of any little piece o...

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... and her stern Pædo-gymnastics, in a clever book on household medicine and surgery under circumstances of in- evitable seclusion from professional aid...

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...al with, kept praying to God for me to at least be all right when I had my surgery. The surgery posed a risk of distortion to my face. Finally, after ... ...my face. Finally, after six weeks of praying and waiting for me to go into surgery, my mom knew that God was Delivering the Truth College writing mean... ...re standing in the corridor, both apprehensive and anxious to see me after surgery, Mom could feel something deep inside of her heart, a strong emotio... ...er it was pain or just a the feeling of never giving up, when I was out of surgery I was a healthy baby girl: a girl that was a survivor. It must have...

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...ve shilling man cannot encourage the notion that the owner of the sixpenny surgery round the corner is quite up to his mark. Thus even the layman has ... ...recover (and they mostly do) the doctor gets the credit of curing them. In surgery all operations are recorded as suc- cessful if the patient can be g... ... bound to go on, and that pa- tients are encouraged to imagine that modern surgery and anesthesia have made operations much less serious matters than ... ...ons, they imply , and often say in so many words, that chloroform has made surgery painless. People who have been operated on know better. The patient... ... in disease and aberrations which turns some men and women to medicine and surgery is not sometimes as morbid as the interest in misery and vice which... ...mpatience of any waste of vital forces. Unless a man is led to medicine or surgery through a very exceptional technical aptitude, or be- cause doctori... ...dical private practice in a large city except obstetric prac- tice and the surgery of accidents, his claims are irresistible; and this is the ideal at... ...re finally scientific problems. The notion that therapeutics or hygiene or surgery is any more or less scientific than making or cleaning boots is ent...

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...hen you first met Thomas Tyler you could think of nothing else but whether surgery could really do nothing for him. But after a very brief acquaintanc...

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...with the inscription — KRESTYAN IVANOVITCH RUTENSPITZ Doctor of Medicine and Surgery Stopping at the door, our hero made haste to assume an air of... ...moreover, of great determination. CHAPTER II THE DOCTOR OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY, Krestyan Ivanovitch Rutenspitz, a very hale though elderly man, ... ...him. “It’s … it’s Krestyan Ivanovitch Rutenspitz, doctor of medicine and surgery; your old acquaintance, Yakov Petrovitch!” a detestable voice whi...

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... speech are alike dead. CXXI CXXI CXXI CXXI CXXI A Philosopher s school is a Surgery: pain, not pleasure, you should have felt therein. For on enterin...

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... hadnt a rap. I set up in a manufacturing town in the midlands in a little surgery at ten shillings a week. RIDGEON. And made your fortune? SCHUTZMACH...

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..., and listened at the partition-wall when women came to consult him in his surgery. She must have her chocolate every morning, attentions with- out en... ... time and emetic, a footbath, or leeches. It was not that he was afraid of surgery; he bled people copi- ously like horses, and for the taking out of ... ... branch of box. Religion, however, seemed no more able to succour him than surgery , and the invincible gangrene still spread from the extremities tow... ...ap long before the doctor had come in. He belonged to that great school of surgery begotten of Bichat, to that generation, now extinct, of philosophic...

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...g letter! Goodbye, my son. I hope that your studies in French meth ods of surgery will have added to your wisdom. Your indus try edifies me, and I a... ...ne or two papers before scientific bodies, and was editing a large work on surgery. ‘How on earth can you find time to do so much?’ asked Susie. ‘I ca...

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...icians generally, but only to Machaon: and some say that he only practised surgery, while Podaleirius treated sicknesses. Arctinus in the “Sack of Ili... ...r and have a show of ready strength.’ ENDNOTES: (1) sc. knowledge of both surgery and of drugs. THE RETURNS (fragments) Fragment #1 — Proclus, Chrest...

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...red it, with a word of wel come to his guest. It, too, was a low room, half surgery and half parlour, with shelves of books and bottles against the w...

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... talking to blunt his impatience for a pri- vate discussion with his own. ‘Surgery’s a little in their practice too, we think in Ireland,’ said Patric...

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..., then!’ Nevertheless he was not dead: he awoke to breathe, and miraculous surgery;—for Gabriel was yet to be. With his silver stock he kept his scarr... ...ity; compli- cating, embittering all the older;—to be cured only, by stern surgery, in La Vendee! Unhappy Royalty, unhappy Majesty, Hereditary (Repres... ...ro, seem to hint afar off at something which smells of Agrarian Law, and a surgery of the overswoln dropsical strong-box it- self;—whereat indeed the ...

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..., then!’ Nevertheless he was not dead: he awoke to breathe, and miraculous surgery;—for Gabriel was yet to be. With his silver stock he kept his scarr...

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...rom it, with a rattling sound, there rolled out some instruments of dental surgery, intermingled with thirty-two small, white and ivory-looking substa...

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...comfort left her knight. XCIV Thus comforted he waked, and men discreet In surgery to cure his wounds were sought, Meanwhile of his dear love the reli...

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...e or spectroscope observer keen, beyond all mathematics, Beyond the doctor’s surgery, anatomy, beyond the chemist with his chemistry, The entitie...

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...e Dr. Cullen, had the advantage of having passed through the gradations of surgery and pharmacy, and by study and practice had attained to such skill,...

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...and sighed. “Ay—poor thing!” he said, then turned away. “Well, call at the surgery about six for the certificate.” The father came home from work at a...

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... to become his valet, and had him taught all the arts of hair-dressing and surgery that were part of the profession of a gentleman’s body-servant; and... ...eparation to be Berenger’s valet, and thus to practise those minor arts of surgery then required in a superior body-servant. For his part, though his ... ...g him whenever his head seemed aching or heated; and under this well-meant surgery it was no wonder that he grew weaker every day , in spite of the mo... ...he husband so long supposed to be dead. She was curious to see her pupil’s surgery, of which she highly ap- proved, though she had no words to express...

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...d I am con- vinced, that in certain occupations, teaching, for example, or surgery , a man begins by working clumsily and awkwardly, that his interest... ...er talking to the late Sir Michael Foster upon the possibilities of modern surgery, and how he confessed that he did not dare for his reputation’s sak... ...l the slenderer and more active and graceful for “Metchnikoffing”—nor does surgery exhaust the available methods. We are still in the barbaric age, so... ...iful, incessantly active, “fit,” and long-lived, with the marks of all the surgery they have undergone quite healed and hidden, but not more madly Uto...

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...aught them that medicine was the business of the chemist’s laboratory, and surgery of the carpenter’s shop, and also that Science (by which they meant...

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...over her belly. If none of these things will do, the last remedy is to try surgery, and then the midwife ought without delay to send for an expert and...

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...comfort left her knight. XCIV Thus comforted he waked, and men discreet In surgery to cure his wounds were sought, Meanwhile of his dear love the reli...

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...ome one: fetch a doctor—stay. I’ll go home and bring back Tusher; he knows surgery,” and my lord, with his son after him, galloped away. They were sca...

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...come to look at his life from a different point of view. “I shall set up a surgery,” he said. “I really think I made a mistaken effort in that respect...

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...irport, where he met future hijacker Ahmed al Nami (whose recent laser eye surgery had interrupted his training).An individual named Abu Basir al Y em...