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...iatry, “Cures For Anxiety and Depression.” Maybe something. Probably nothing. The chapter headings were run of the mill for a thousand other books on... ...othing. The chapter headings were run of the mill for a thousand other books on the same subjects. Brand found Zlatamir’s address. It was located ... ... you know my file was accessed?” “It was accessed through back-channels. One of my loyal subjects,” he quipped, “informed me. I still have a couple... ...st. Angels were not a part of my religion.” “This is all that I will say to you about the subject, except that the Angel of Death still protects him... ...this, I doubt it. Look at her, she’s still hysterical.” “Go on.” “The rest is up to the medical examiner. This is outside my line of expertise.” “... ... and hung up, looking surprised at seeing the Director. “I was just on the phone with the medical examiner at the Pentagon hospital. He’ll call me ba... ...t?” Garza asked. “Close the door, and have a seat.” Cummings flipped open a folder. “The medical examiner estimated from the lividity of the body t...

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...ident of a backing; and he had it, in a way: their noble chief whisked the subject, as not worth a discussion; but he turned to a younger chap, who sa... ...to bat. She would have liked to guess how he knew she had a brother on the medical staff of one of the regiments in India: she asked 8 Lord Ormont an... ...e of their Sunday afternoons she fanned the desert. Lord Ormont became the subject of inquiry and conversation; and for his own sake—not alto- gether ... ... a match lighted before the candle is handy. Lord Ormont continued to be a subject of discussion from time to time, for he was a name in the newspaper... ...lay at it; and an army’s shipped to land without commissariat, ambulances, medical stores, and march against the odds, as usual—if it can march! “Albu... ...ons. But how has he pushed in?’ Morsfield reported ‘the scandal!’ in sharp headings. ‘T urned her away. Won’t have her enter his house—grand- est woma...

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...ual- ity of knowledge necessary for every stage of each of five and twenty subjects into which desirable science was divided, and copies and models an... ...as equipped with a certain amount of apparatus prescribed as necessary for subject this and subject that by the Science and Art Department, and this m... ...ence and elusive fact. I knew, for example, that in science, whether it be subject XII., Organic Chemistry, or subject XVII., Ani- mal Physiology, whe... ...s to his house, he was the youngest of several brothers, one of whom was a medical student and let us assist at the dissec- tion of a cat, and once or... ... thoroughly, and we got up the Darwinian theory with the help of Britten’s medical-stu- dent brother and the galleries of the Natural History Mu- seum... ... been amused,” I said. “It’s been amusing. You’ve been at the House?” “The Medical Education Bill kept me.” … After all, why should I tell her? She’ d... ... He’ll have to plan his speeches to the very end of his days—and learn the headings.” “Isn’t she up in the women’s gallery to hear him?” “No. Unless i...

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...r remonstrances. For Richard had been requested by his father to submit to medical ex- amination like a boor enlisting for a soldier, and he was in gr... ...her, which the tinker acknowledged; and having, so to speak, sealed up the subject by saying the best thing that could be said, the two smoked for som... ... The Lady Juliana had to pair off with a dapper Papworth, and her mama was subjected to the gallantries of Sir Miles, who talked land and steam-engine... ...rocured by Adrian subsequently. He liked studying intoxicated urchins. One subject was at Richard’s heart, about which he was reserved in the midst of... ... “For it comes,” said he to Dr. Clifford of Lobourne, after consulting him medically on the youth’s behalf and being assured of his soundness, “it 79... ...window stood cold against the hues of dawn. Strong pulling is an excellent medical remedy for certain classes of fever. Richard took to it instinctive... ...but I would rather society were not intimate with them under their several headings.” Adrian enumerated some of the most ab- horrent. “You know him, s... ...ecorously at a somewhat intimate and mysterious acquaintance with the sex. Headings of cer- tain random adventures he gave. “Well!” said his chief, “w...

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...o more than partial operation. “I have read my father’s articles upon this subject,” wrote Benham, “and I am still perplexed to measure just what I ow... ...had not begun with definitions and generali- zations, but with a curiously subjective appeal. He had not pretended to be theorizing at large any longe... ...science went, he knew he had no specific aptitude for any departmentalized subject, and equally he felt no natural call to philosophy. He was left wit... ...the more personal problems in life; the problems he put together under his headings of the first three “Limitations.” He had resolved to emancipate hi... ... haven’t done it before.” They went on eating and discussing the work of a medical mission at Mukden that had won Benham’s admiration…. A revolver cra...

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...knew exactly what he referred to. Having lost this round, she changed the subject back to the tradesman. “So, who is this so-called builder you’ve h... ...e continuing their usual line of conversation, centred on their favourite subject, Chris. “The girl just won’t listen Lily, in one ear out the other.... ...ormation?” “Chris lights fires with the literature she’s been given on the subject. But you never know, one of us might make her come to her senses.”... ...d so he continued where his wife left off. Bill was a farmer and due to a medical condition, Kate could only have one child. They were hard workers ... ...to scoot to the bench. Having anticipated playing nurse, she grasped the medical kit. “Jeepers mate…” Paul rose from his seat. “You really have been... ...se the day after I found out about your little secret.” Sandy glanced the headings of information sheets and booklets. “I didn’t want to say anythin...

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...ory I shall be under the necessity of imparting much occult information, was subject to fits of tragic shyness, during which she was unable to meet eve... ... people had to say. Miss Chancellor herself had thought so much on the vital subject; would not she make a few remarks and give them some of her exper... ...ver, it would do her good to break up her work now and then; she pursued her medical studies far into the night, and Miss Birdseye, who was nothing of... ...one in the room, arriving at all sorts of ingenious induc tions. The little medical lady struck him as a perfect example of the ‘Yankee female’—the fi... ..., when pressed (so far as her hostess, muffled in laxity, could press) on the subject of the general expectation, that she could only deliver her messa... ... made him hover at the editorial elbow. Once he thought he had been, and the headings, five or six deep, danced for days before his eyes; but the repor...

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... and his land over on the other side of the river, within the boundaries and subject to the laws of the State of Louisiana! Such a thing, happening in... ...mplete the exploration of the Amazon. This was all the thought I gave to the subject. I never was great in mat ters of detail. I packed my valise, an... ...under way and went poking down the broad Ohio, I became a new being, and the subject of my own admiration. I was a traveler! A word never had tasted s... ... completed, the items would be entered upon the blank, under the appropriate headings, thus— “St. Louis. Nine and a half (feet). Stern on court house,... ... and nursed the wounded. All the physicians stood watches there, and all the medical students; and the rest of the town furnished money, or whatever e... ...unt is always left unsettled. “Dr. F . Julius Le Moyne, after fifty years of medical prac tice, wrote: ‘The inhumation of human bodies, dead from inf... ....’— North American Review, No. 3, Vol. 135. In an address before the Chicago Medical Society, in ad vocacy of cremation, Dr. Charles W . Purdy made s...

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...ch moving pictures intermittently appear, and if fi- nally you suppose his subject to be the story of the adven- 7 H G Wells ture of his soul among U... ...e same lady here that you knew in Frognal,” I say, and wrest myself from a subject that is no longer agree- able by rising to my feet. “And besides,” ... ...law. To have free play for one’s individuality is, in the modern view, the subjective triumph of existence, as survival in creative work and offspring... ...e in child- hood. But in our world, at present, through the defects of our medical science and nursing methods, through defects in our organisation, t... ...judges, barristers, employers of labour beyond a certain limit, practising medical men, legis- lators, must be samurai, and all the executive committe... ...ments and coughs and colds—of bad habits and an incompetent or disregarded medical profession, do not appear here. I notice few old people, but there ... ...on, nor does it mean uniformity. The alternatives fall roughly under three headings. The first is to assume there is a best race, to define as well as...

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...tch scenery. At first he showed himself to be most real- istic, taking his subjects in the commonest walks of life. A fond- ness for Scripture, howeve... ...the stutleiit, it is a channel thrc.ugh which opinions may be delivered on subjects which are of personal interest to the stu- tleut-body. It may be a... ...etal and oral surgery. Dental students accorded same college privileges as medical students. Quizzing conducted by the Professors free of charge. IlAI... ...- marily intended for the class in (ieology 4, all those interested in the subject are invited to be present. College! rooms may be retain(!(l for nex... ...atre and during Dinner 6.30 to B.30 o'clock Excelsior Printing Co. Harvard Medical School Boston, Mass. With the completion of the new buildinfts, whi... ... ir//7 to'June 29, 190**. Send for illustrated catalogue ; address HARVARO MEDICAL SCHOOL, Boston, Hiu. North Adams, Hass. 5. KEEZER & COMPANY HANUFAC... ...f a Will- iamstown street view. Besides the regular organization pictures, headings, olasa pictures, etc., there are forty-three photographs containin... .... G. M. Richards '04 has consented to aid the art department in ))reparing headings and titles; while, in the literary field, Professor H. L. Nelson '...

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...s understanding the true nature of the Universe is concerned… it’s all about subjective perceptions being relatively incorrect, that’s all. As Eins... ... from its integrated instinctual awareness. It was no longer connected-to and subject- to the changing energies of its ecosystem. Its unique form of... ... are not dealing with. What are the questions that go unasked? What are the subjects that we carefully avoid? Who amongst you is willing to de... ...ual abuse. So all sexual abuse is quietly brushed under the carpet. And the medical establishment goes on treating all kinds of symptomatic ailment... ... indication of how sexually repressed the entire civilized World is: when its medical professions refuse to even recognize the existence of sexual ab... ...edical professions refuse to even recognize the existence of sexual abuse as a medical condition that needs treatment. Culturally… in nearly all c... ...d hardship does not humanize us. The hardship of using tools comes under two headings: it either forces us to become highly specialized, so we only ...

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...t: While the translation is fairly literal, and Malleson (a clergyman) has taken pains with the scientific portions of the work and added the chapter headings, he has made some emendations concerning Biblical references of his own, listed below?...

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...taken pains with the scientific portions of the work and added the chapter headings, he has made some emendations concerning Biblical references of hi... ...er troubled him much. His teaching was as the German philosophy calls it, ‘subjective’; it was to benefit himself, not others. He was a learned egotis... ...t was im- pregnable. I therefore ceased to press him upon that part of the subject, and as above all things he must be convinced, I passed on to scien... ...hat reason?” I said, rather astonished. “Because this liquid mass would be subject, like the ocean, to the lunar attraction, and therefore twice every... ...ed with Baron Tramps; the mayor of Rejkiavik, and Dr. Hyaltalin, the first medical man of the place, being of the party. M. Fridrikssen was not there....

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...ome right suggestion, of some better phrase, of the next happy twist of my subject, the next true touch for my canvas, mightn’t come into sight. But I... ...questionable aid to concentration when they them- selves are not to be the subject of it. They are too rich in their own life and too charged with the... ...f a particular engaging young woman, to which all the usual elements of a “subject,” certainly of a setting, were to need to be super added. Quite as ... ... carriage she struck him as not all in the large type, the type of horrid “headings,” that he had expected. She answered the enquiries made of her by ... ...o London on the morrow, after another consultation with Mr. Touchett’s own medical adviser, concurred in Ralph’s desire that he should see the patient... ...her to send word he was now dead and was therefore without further need of medical advice. Mrs. Touchett had simply written to Sir Matthew that her so...

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...lantic, giving them on each occasion, however, but a few months’ view of the subject proposed: a course which had whetted our heroine’s curiosity with... ...e conscious solecism of forgiving them much bad painting for the sake of the subject. While the Civil War went on she was still a very young girl; but... ...hly arranged and servanted life his turn always came after the other nearest subjects of her solicitude, the various punctualities of performance of t... ...’s carriage she struck him as not all in the large type, the type of horrid “headings,” that he had expected. She answered the enquiries made of her b... ...other to send word he was now dead and was therefore without further need of medical advice. Mrs. Touchett had simply written to Sir Matthew that her ...

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...hand to the dowerless Susan no great imprudence; and as neither could be a subject for ambitious plans, no obstacle was raised to their wedding. He to... ...old lady never rallied after the blood- letting enjoined by the Countess’s medical science, and her husband, though for some months able to creep abou... ...ter have been left where it was; but in a seclusion like that of Sheffield subjects of conversa- tion were not over numerous, and every topic which oc... ...rther pur- 68 Unknown To History sue this branch of the subject, but demanded of Humfrey a description of Tibbott, huckster or witc... ...e tried to set on Dr. Jones to persuade Messieurs Gorion and Bourgoin, her medical attendants, that the cave would be fatal to her rheumatism, but it ... ...Sir Amias Paulett, who thought him listening to Mr. Blunden’s oft- divided headings, while he was in fact revolving on what pretext he could remain to...

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... in relation to its historical development and the Scepticism of the Academy, with critical references to the French and German works existing on the subject. The time and manner of the connection of Sextus Empiricus with the Pyrrhonean School has also been discussed....

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...a whole lacked the essential element of all philosophical progress, which is a belief in the possibility of finding and establishing the truth in the subjects investigated. Before beginning a critical study of the writings of Sextus Empiricus, and the light which they throw on the development of Greek Scepticism, it is necessary to make ourselves somewhat familiar with th...

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...ptical School while Sextus was at its head.—The character of the writings of Sextus Empiricus.. 1 -- The Position And Aim Of Pyrrhonic Scepticism-The subject-matter of the Hypotyposes.—The origin of Pyrrhonism.—The nomenclature of Pyrrhonism.—Its criterion.—Its aim.—?p??? and ?ta?a??a.—The standpoint of Pyrrhonism.. 23 -- The Sceptical Tropes-Origin of the name.—The ten Tr...

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...my, with critical references to the French and German works existing on the subject. The time and manner of the connection of Sextus Empiricus with ... ...g manuscripts of the works of Sextus. The divisions into chapters, with the headings of the chapters in the translation, is the same as Fabricius gi... ...APTER II. THE POSITION AND AIM OF PYRRHONIC SCEPTICISM 23 The subject-matter of the Hypotyposes.—The origin of Pyrrhonism.—The nomencl... ...r and Saisset.—The theory of Hirzel and Natorp.—Critical examination of the subject. CHAPTER V. CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF PYRRHONISM 81 ... ..., but he would prefer to belong to the Methodical School, which was the only medical school worthy of the Sceptic. "For this alone of all the medical... ...a certain relationship to Scepticism which is closer than that of the other medical sects." [3] [1] Hyp. I. 236. [2] Hyp. I. 237. [3] Hyp. I. 241... ... our science," [2] and all his illustrations show a breadth and variety of medical knowledge that only a physician could possess. He published a me...

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... in this endeavor. While it is hard to evaluate the first book written on any new subject, I am sure that Fine's work will gain recognition as a ma... ...onal messages. In the very early stages of the work it became apparent that the subject being explored here is nothing more or less than the stud... ...writer. A computerized search in fact revealed no less than 224 references on the subject of propaganda. But a review of that literature led to the... ...e unless all of its functions are performed, functions that fall under four general headings: product, price, promotion and place, the time-honored ... ...ctive reasoning while physicists and mathematicians lean toward deductive methods. Medical practitioners use diagnosis and attorneys rely on an expe... ...ive yet crucial question: What business are we in? Does one sell cars or power, medical care or freedom from pain, social work or relationship, a... ....S. Chamber of Commerce, trade and professional organizations, such as the American Medical Association, National Rifle Association, American Petrole... ...ioned into four classes: psyche, effort, lifestyle and time. Under each of these headings are the resources beyond money that individuals give up i... ...they are being marketed in very many cases. The activity goes under various other headings, such as education, gossip, rumor, public relations, pub...

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...rint or mirror any and all of the materials mentioned or linked to herein subject to appropriate credit and linkback. Every article published MUS... ...territorial, commercial, corporate extension of "brick and mortar" giants, subject to government regulation. It is less friendly towards independent ... ...ut such software is likely to conquer other niches (such as the legal and medical professions). It allows users to select bits and pieces from a libr... ...nts of academic papers are often placed online by their eager authors and subjected to peer scrutiny. But this haphazard publishing cottage industry... ...g back office work (insurance claims processing, air ticket reservations, medical records maintenance) to third world countries, such as (the notable... ...are as respectable as any print journal. BMJ (formerly called the British Medical Journal) is eminently respectable. It offers 100% of its print cop... ... page of text, and requires human intervention to handle things like page headings and footnotes. We plan to make PG's ebooks easily transformable a...

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... 6 applications: tracking and missile targeting. Or processing conflicting medical images in order to diagnostic diseases, or processing conflicti... ...and myself, on June 28-July 1, 2004, in Stockholm, Sweden. Paradoxism has a subject heading in the prestigious Library of Congress, Washington D.C.... ..., Washington D.C.: CATALOGING POLICY AND SUPPORT OFFICE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS SUBJECT HEADINGS WEEKLY LIST 44 (October 31, 2001) 7 (http://www.l... ...gton D.C.: CATALOGING POLICY AND SUPPORT OFFICE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS SUBJECT HEADINGS WEEKLY LIST 44 (October 31, 2001) 7 (http://www.loc.gov/c... ...000000000000000000 14 JOHN WEST (Australia) “SLO WEEZE” At last, a medical miracle that might actually be of some use to the man in the st... ...ve and manufacture all that would otherwise have been made, resulting in the subject urinating, pretty much constantly, for an hour or more! Airline...

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...lia of a Court, the sham scale of honours, the submissions, the ceremonial subjection, are, it is argued, entirely irrelevant to the pur- pose and hon... ...r the patriots of Empire who would have me, for example, hail as my fellow-subjects and col- laborators in man-making a host of Tamil-speaking, Tamil-... ...and lies, than we can pretend we are indeed impassioned and wholly devoted subjects of King Edward, spending our lives in the service of his will. It ... ...om these dis- eases. If there are such diseases—and that is a question the medical profession should be able to decide—it is evident that to incur par... ...here are, the remedy is so simple and obvious, that I cannot but blame the medical pro- fession for very discreditable silences. I am no believer in t... ...t 43 H G Wells any clear statement and instruction they received from the medical profession, as a whole, in these matters, would be faithfully obser... ...catch- 141 H G Wells parent impostures. With the other subjects under the headings of A and B, it is not necessary to deal at any length here. Drawin...

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...r, but one bears mentioning now. Contrary to what everyone has told you, the subject of intellectual property is both accessible and inter- esting; wh... ... the villagers’ sheep because no one has an incentive to hold back. When the subject is intellectual property, this gap in our knowledge turns out to ... ...y area of culture, science, and technology. As a result, it ranges widely in subject matter. Yet readers come with different backgrounds, interests, a... ...w- cost housing. At the Wellcome Library, you will find two thousand years of medical images that can be shared freely. Searching for “skeleton” is par... ...enting resources,” a collec- tion of poems, an assortment of advertisements, headings referring to local news, and charts of popular music. The sad li... ...hough experimenting with additional and alternative methods of encour- aging medical innovation is a very good one. 2. I believe copyrights over liter... ...ives and cultures are threatened with extinction. Though they provided basic medical care, the hunters did not set out to preserve the people, only th...

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...hereafter he sat thoughtfully in his britchka—plunged in meditation on the subject of whom else it might be well to visit. How- ever, not a single mag... ...ened to deliver himself in a way which brought tears to every eye. Did the subject in hand happen to be the distilling of brandy—well, that was a matt... ...ding schools, and boarding schools, as we know, hold the three princi- pal subjects which constitute the basis of human virtue to be the French langua... ...at little done for him by his chief clerk, Zolotucha. The Inspector of the Medical Department is also a man of leisure, and likely to be at home—if he... ...nsisted of the constantly blinking Public Prosecutor, the Inspector of the Medical Department, and others— all, to quote Sobakevitch, “men who cumbere... ...the Chief of Police, who, in turn, surrendered him to the Inspector of the Medical Department, who, in turn, handed him over to the Commissioner of Ta... ...ok paper and pen, and noted eight searching questions under three separate headings: (1) “Why has the Committee of Management presumed to issue orders...

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...I have not a lover?” So Cousin Betty’s lover, real or fictitious, became a subject of mild jesting. At last, after two years of this petty warfare, th... ...usin Betty” to come to take coffee with her in her room, she opened on the subject of her lover, to know how she might see him without risk. “My dear ... ...hat within a short time he has become famous?” “He famous?” “He is the one subject of conversation.” “Pooh!” cried Lisbeth. “He is going to execute th... ...battle-field. Next morning some of the newspapers contained, under various headings, the following paragraphs:— “Monsieur le Baron Hulot d’Ervy has ap... ...id she, “that dreadful Valerie sent for Doctor Bianchon to ask whether the medical men who had condemned her husband yesterday had made no mistake. Bi... ...e we see? And every sol- dier that has been under fire is kind-hearted. We medical men have the pleasure now and again of a successful cure, as you ha... ...ugh absolutely empirical and without hope, depended on the verdict in this medical dilemma. Lisbeth stood as if petrified three yards away from the be...

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... must be dull, indeed, if I do not pronounce him to be an active member of the medical profession.” I could not help laughing at the ease with which h... ...ng all paragraphs concerning men and things, so that it was difficult to name a subject or a person on which he could not at once furnish information. ... ...small study of tattoo marks and have even contributed to the literature of the subject. That trick of staining the fishes’ scales of a delicate pink is... ... pounds, to say nothing of the minute knowledge which you have gained on every subject which comes under the letter A. You have lost nothing by them.”... ... What could it be? Might not the nature of the injuries reveal something to my medical instincts? I rang the bell and called for the weekly county pap... ...f cases of greater or less in terest, of which I retain the records. Among my headings under this one twelve months I find an account of the adventure... ...And then, as a second thought, why should she come at all? I was Isa Whitney’s medical adviser, and as such I had influence over him. I could manage it...

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...er brief words of encouragement, the tone of their delivery yet more, were medical to his blood, better help than her brother’s iron arm, he really be... ...llon, at the close of a dispute between him and Anton on the in- teresting subject of the growth of the horns of chamois: ‘Have we been quite kind to ... ...accomplishments. She bit her lips: she could not bear much rallying on the subject just then: ‘Which is the hard one to please?’ she asked. ‘The one y... ...with him, that he should expose his condition: doing the which appeared to subject him to parade his intellectual treasures and capacity for shaping s... ...ex was cut that way. 219 George Meredith Arrived in town, he ran over the headings of his letters, in no degree anxious for a communication from Wale... ...od Lord !’ Fleetwood ejaculated. ‘I marry one, and I ‘m to take to reading medical books!’ He yawned. ‘You speak that of women and pretend to love Nat... ...m a London physician of old Peninsula ex- perience to pencil a list of the medical and surgical stores required by a campaigning army; she had gained ...

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... much in the attitudes chosen. Statuary at Washington runs too much on two subjects, which are repeated perhaps almost ad nauseam: one is that of a st... ...n saying this I am guided by the opinions of all whom I heard speak on the subject. The same thing was told me of the hotels. Hear- ing that the city ... ... told that this was to be done without trouble, but when I inquired on the subject I found that this was not exactly the case. I believe there are tim... ...its head proudly among the great blocks around it. It had become a “Physio-medical Institute” when I was there, and was under the dominion of a quack ... ... of a quack doctor on one side, and of a college of rights of women female medical professors on the other. “I believe, sir, no man or woman ever yet ... ...a V ol. 2 him, clothes him, provides him with a bed, and supplies him with medical attendance. I went into some of their cottages on the estate which ... ...iled in every detail. Though their papers are always loaded with sensation headings, there are seldom sensation paragraphs to follow. The paragraphs d... ...e are seldom sensation paragraphs to follow. The paragraphs do not fit the headings. Either they cannot be found, or if found, they seem to have escap...