Wanderings in South America, the North-West of the United States and the Antilles ... 1812, 1816, 1820 & 1824 ...Macmillan and Company, 1879 - 520 páginas |
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... wound - Bare feet and bad pave- ment - Mode of cure - Accidents at home - Gunshot wound - Severe fall and dangerous injuries - Crowther the bone - setter - A painful operation - Ultimate recovery - A characteristic warning . 15-34 ...
... wound - Bare feet and bad pave- ment - Mode of cure - Accidents at home - Gunshot wound - Severe fall and dangerous injuries - Crowther the bone - setter - A painful operation - Ultimate recovery - A characteristic warning . 15-34 ...
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... wounds , but he could jest at the scars . On principle he refused to qualify as Deputy - Lieu- tenant and magistrate , because he had been debarred from doing so previously to the Emancipation Act . His son , however , serves both ...
... wounds , but he could jest at the scars . On principle he refused to qualify as Deputy - Lieu- tenant and magistrate , because he had been debarred from doing so previously to the Emancipation Act . His son , however , serves both ...
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... wound . - Bare feet and bad pavement.— Mode of cure . - Accidents at home . - Gunshot wound . - Severe fall and dangerous injuries . - Crowther the bone - setter . - A painful operation.— Ultimate recovery . - A characteristic warning ...
... wound . - Bare feet and bad pavement.— Mode of cure . - Accidents at home . - Gunshot wound . - Severe fall and dangerous injuries . - Crowther the bone - setter . - A painful operation.— Ultimate recovery . - A characteristic warning ...
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... wound with his cravat , cut off his coat pocket , and had it filled with poultice at the nearest house , and , although repeatedly attacked with fever , he reached Paris and there gained strength to return to England . The knee remained ...
... wound with his cravat , cut off his coat pocket , and had it filled with poultice at the nearest house , and , although repeatedly attacked with fever , he reached Paris and there gained strength to return to England . The knee remained ...
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... wound . He procured some warm water at a neighbouring house , washed the wound quite clean , replaced the tendons in their proper positions , and bound up the finger , taking care to give it its proper form . Of course the lancet was ...
... wound . He procured some warm water at a neighbouring house , washed the wound quite clean , replaced the tendons in their proper positions , and bound up the finger , taking care to give it its proper form . Of course the lancet was ...
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