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...ed those things which are necessary to life,” he writes, “there is another alternative than to ob- 90 Robert Louis Stevenson tain the superfluities; ... ...liated, let others be humiliated first; like a child who will not take his medicine until he has made his nurse and his mother drink of it before him....

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...s of his confusion to answer it. “It’s all right. It’s not broken in a way medicine can help. Or hurt.” Cully and Peter looked at him, startled,... ...hrough the door. “Now, Daniel, he ain’t bad. He can’t help it if the only medicine that can be offered is waiting and praying. That’s the way of ... ... intensity in York’s eyes. He looked like a child forced to swallow bitter medicine for his own good. “I was wrong about you, Mrs. Connolly. We a... ...aybe they’ll sink right to the bottom. If you want to avoid either of these alternatives, I suggest you send them straight back to the freight offic... ...ious.” “Why don’t you sit down and enjoy it? Chocolate is always the best medicine.” “Medicine? For what?” “For whatever ails you.” Daniel s... ...m Jonas. You directed Po-Ca-Hon-Tas with Rupert Gable as Kod-Liv-Royl, the Medicine Man. Albany, 1862” “You remember that? You must have been a ...

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...he particular instance there is al- ways a wide gap, into which doubts and alternatives enter and the private judgment has play. No doubt upon certain... ...mary importance, as one of the cardinal things for which they existed. The alternative is to imagine that they believe nothing to be of primary import... ...rt of the more fortunate. They are taken from Clifford Allbutt’s System of Medicine (art. “Hy- giene of Y outh,” Dr. Clement Dukes). 15,564 boys and y... ... either that or nothing. And without 131 H G Wells deciding between these alternatives, we may note here for our present purpose, that the conception... ... 153 H G Wells the proposition that “man is a spirit” when it comes to the alternative of jumping over a cliff or going down by a ladder. If, however,... ...t is to follow does not define itself. It is too commonly assumed that the alternative to a more or less hereditary government is democratic republica... ...erature of science. Some also would pass on to study for the profession of medicine through more special work in Chemistry and Physiology, and some wi... ...roblems. Through such a course as this students might pass to the study of medicine just as well as through Natural Philosophy, and the medical profes...

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...ther Reading 456 Index 468 Preface Neutrosophic logic grew as an alternative to the existing topics and it represents a mathematical model ... ...s attempts to reorient logic, there has remained an essential need for an alternative system that could infuse into itself a representation of the ... ...tment for HIV/AIDS as inpatients of the Government Hospital for Thoracic Medicine at Tambaram (called the “Tambaram Sanatorium”) hospital are from ... ... with HIV/AIDS taking treatment from the Government Hospital for Thoracic Medicine at Tambaram (we refer to this as the Tambaram Sanatorium). Some o... ...m most of them demanded that the government should ‘fastly’ discover some medicine to cure them all, except only one individual who was of the opini... ..., except only one individual who was of the opinion that discovery of any medicine to cure the HIV/AIDS patients will result in complete degenerati... ... a fuzzy node when we say “Machismo” (meaning, exaggerated masculinity or alternatively male ego) we mean exaggerated, emphasized masculinity, macho... ...esponsibility of the government to provide these agricultural coolis with alternative job opportunities but on the other by importing harvesting mac... ...rom the government helped G 3 - Failed to stop poor yield G 4 - No alternative job provided for agricultural coolie / weavers G 5 - No pr...

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...ency, disagreeable, that a wretched mortal can possibly occupy; with seldom an alternative of good on either hand, although what presents itself to hi... ...ter this draught, therefore, with thine own hand.” Hester repelled the offered medicine, at the same time gazing with strongly marked apprehension int... ...othingly. “What should ail me to harm this misbegotten and miserable babe? The medicine is po tent for good, and were it my child — yea, mine own, as... ...what could I do better for my object than to let thee live — than to give thee medicines against all harm and peril of life — so that this burning sha... ...within itself. At all events, the health of the good town of Boston, so far as medicine had aught to do with it, had hitherto lain in the guardianship... ...native herbs and roots; nor did he conceal from his patients that these simple medicines, Nature’s boon to the untutored savage, had quite as large a ... ...she had made her choice, and had chosen, as it now appeared, the more wretched alternative of the two. She determined to redeem her error so far as it... ... already told Roger Chillingworth, would have been infinitely preferable to the alternative which she had taken upon herself to choose. And now, rather... ...shelter and concealment than the wilds of New England or all America, with its alternatives of an Indian wigwam, or the few settlements of Europeans s...

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...to what, and much moreso to abide by one’s deci- sions: for in general the alternatives are painful, and the ac- 59 The Ethics of Aristotle tions req... ... a man deal unjustly by himself? In the first question, if the first-named alternative is pos- sible and it is the distributor who acts unjustly and n... ...stotle body, he were to be told, “Oh! of course, whatever the sci- ence of medicine, and in such manner as the physician, di- rects.” And so in respec... ...e apt to be healthy and in good condi- tion merely from knowing the art of medicine or training. “If it be urged that knowing what is good does not by... ...s, and not a finished or systematic one. P . 53, 1. 17. Suppose that three alternatives lay before a man, each of the three is of course an object of ... ...e is of course an object of Deliberation; when he has made his choice, the alternative chosen does not cease to be in nature an object of Deliberation... ...euektikon]. P . 146, l. 11. Healthiness is the formal cause of health. Medicine is the efficient. See Book X. chap. iv. [Greek: hosper oud hæ hygi...

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...cottage to seek the exquisite enjoyment of air on their summits, were an happy alternative when the dirt of the valleys beneath shut up their superior... ...e was carried out of the room therefore in her mother’s arms, in quest of this medicine, and as the two boys chose to follow, though earnestly entreat... ... nursing her the whole day, against Marianne’s inclination, and forcing proper medicines on her at night, trusted, like Marianne, to the certainty and... ...ut he came to be disappointed in his hopes of what the last would produce. His medicines had failed; — the fever was unabated; and Marianne only more ...

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...hemselves wise, capable and heroic— beyond any aristocratic precedent. The alternative, if it is an alternative, is resignation—to the Social Democrac... ...ctuations of employment, the failure of the employing class to provide any alternative to idleness during slack time, break that habit 44 An Englishm... ...usions and a purpose. We have come to a phase in our affairs when the only alternative to a great, deliberate rena- scence of will and understanding i... ...rent free choice of rulers to a ridiculous selection be- tween undesirable alternatives, and hands our whole public life over to the specialised manip... ...able to present himself to a perplexed constitu- ency as the only possible alternative to Conservatism and T ariff Reform, and so we have him. And so ... ...hought. And among other things I see now much better than I did why patent medicines are so popular. It is clear that as a community we are far too im... ...ciently arranged and conclusions suffi- ciently simplified for application Medicine waits on organic chemistry, geology on mineralogy, and both on the... ...reat hinterland of hu- man interests which legitimately belongs to it. But medicine is not the only field to which we may rea- sonably look for a sudd... ...yet given the world remarkably little cause for amazement. Not only is our medicine feeble and fragmen- tary, but our educational science is the poore...