- yacht, victual, iced, veldt, dressed, lighter, ktypeite, ptarmigan,
phthisical, cestui, forte, thyme,
cigarette /d/ d, dd, ddh, bd, de, dh, ed, ld, t...
- po****rize the
disease as the
disease of artists.
George Sand
doted on her
phthisic lover, Frédéric Chopin,
calling him her "poor
melancholy angel". In France...
- (30 m) long with four long
tentacles protruding from the lamprey-like maw.
Phthisic Warped resemblance of the
individual from
which it was spawned, standing...
-
Stone or
Gravel in the Kidnies;
Cholic and
Griping of the Bowels; the
Phthisic;
Dropsy and Scurvy. In 1891, Dr. John
Collis Browne's
Chlorodyne was advertised...
- (BrE)".
Oxford Dictionaries.
Archived from the
original on July 21, 2012. "
phthisic (main AmE,
Collins BrE)". Dictionary.com. "provost (main AmE,
Collins BrE)"...
- prepared,
later called tuberculin, had the
effect of
revealing who was
phthisic from who was not by
causing in the latter—and not in the former—fever and...
- of accidents, emergency, and
sudden illness. ‘Observations on the Anti-
Phthisical Properties of
Lichen Islandicus, or
Iceland Moss,’ London, 8vo, 1803....
-
Stone or
Gravel in the Kidnies;
Cholic and
Griping of the Bowels; the
Phthisic (both as cure and
preventative provided always that the
patient be moderate...
-
author Alexandru Macedonski, but was
tempered by "the
mellow anemia of the
phthisic." One of his better-known
pieces from the
series of love
poems read: Cerna's...
- 23, 353–523.)
Abstract of a
paper on the
necessity for
isolating the
phthisical insane (Discussion, Ment. Sc, 1900, 46, 28–29.)
Certain mental changes...
