10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «APHONY»
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aphony in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
aphony and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The presages of life and death in diseases, in seven books, ...
Under Decay of Strength □ ' □ ibid. • With Pain in acute Diseases □ □ ' 241
After Wounds □ — — ibid. In mortal Phrensics □ — — — ibid. • General
Prognosticks from it . — — ibid. Aphony, commonly a dangerous Symptom □ □
26 Aphony ...
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Clinical Researches on Different Diseases of the Larynx, ...
Paresis or paralysis of the contracters of the glottis may remain, though it reaches
to a higher degree, only phonetic i. e. restrained to the production of the voice, so
that in the most perfect aphony, the closing of the glottis in coughing, ...
3
Singing: The Mechanism and the Technic
Panting. aphony: Inability to phonate. aphony clericorum: Clergyman's sore throat
. aphony hysterical Loss of speech due to hysteria. aphony paralytica: Loss of
speech due to paralysis or disease of laryngeal nerves. chorditis tuberosa:
Nodes ...
Aphony. Over the sea speckled with sun and one white bird, searching, the
droning helicopter could be heard, seeing from sky, blue as a sapphire crown,
what we below could not see a raised arm? a hand wave? a raised arm, a hand.
Ssconn Srscms-Aphony and dysphony symptomatic of certain diseases which qfl'
ect the whole economy. These may be caused by adynamic and ataxic fevers ; by
some worm afi'ections ; by pulmonary phthisis ; by aneurism of the aorta which ...
Louisiana State Medical Society, 1846
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An Appeal from the Absurdities and Contradictions which ...
Aphony, without a voice, having no voice. The first part (a) of this word, is a Greek
nega. tive ; the second part, phony, is formed from the Greek word, phone, which
means voice. Hence it is obvious that the significant character of aphony, has a ...
James Brown (grammarian.), 1850
Baglivi, Citois, Dehaen, Bonte, Desbois (de Rochfort,) &c., speak in a general
manner of aphony which may take place during the course of lead colic. Lead
emanations may exert their deleterious influence, 1st. Upon the muscles which ...
Louis Jean Charles Marie Tanquerel Des Planches, 1848
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The New York Journal of Medicine
We quote the following table of the Diseases and Organic Lesions, which may
cause Aphony and Disphony. " First Species. — Idiopathic cases of aphony and
dysphony, arising from a physiological, anatomical, or traumatic lesion of the
vocal ...
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Shakespeare in Children's Literature: Gender and Cultural ...
Cynthiais aphony. I'veknown for a longtime that she's aphony.And worsethanthat,
shedoesn't know she's aphony.She believesinCynthia. She's a serious phony.
Andtheonly way I can standher is to absolutely ignoreher.” (Konigsburg 112–13)
...
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Lead Diseases: a Treatise from the French of L. Tanquerel ...
Baglivi, Citois, Dehaen, Bonte, Uesbois (de Rochfort,) &c., speak in a general
manner of aphony which may take place during the course of lead colic. Lead
emanations may exert their deleterious influence, 1st. Upon the muscles which ...
Louis Tanquerel des Planches, 1848
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «APHONY»
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aphony is used in the context of the following news items.
Ducks Rescued After a Quack-aphony of Noise
Driving on Long Beach Boulevard two Saturdays ago, Barbara Riebman of Loveladies spotted something that caught her eye – a mama ... «The SandPaper, Jul 15»
Summer Guide 2015: Calendar of Events
With From Aphony, Reach for the Sky, CAARGO. El Corazon, elcorazonseattle.com. 27 Kenny Chesney The country megastar has recorded 11 ... «Seattle Weekly, Jun 15»
Why all the BlackBerry hate?
One commenter, "aphony," replied that it was "awful" that I was switching to the BlackBerry Bold. He said that he gets "nauseous when ... «CNET News, Apr 09»
