10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GLAZINESS»
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1
First And Second Meetings ; At York in 1831, And At Oxford ...
... the animal falling on its side, drawing deep and slow inspirations, with short
expirations, at longer and longer intervals, until a glaziness of the eyes and
absence of all motion indicated total insensibility. Examined in this state, the
diaphragm ...
2
The Annual Register: Or a View of the History, Politics and ...
The pupils of his eyes are large, full, and penetrating ; the whites very clear, and
his sight strong ; but the upper lids appear rather to weigh downwards, from a
laxity of the muscles, added to which there is a glaziness in the sight, that
conveys a ...
3
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Names Two New Committees One will further Americanization through use of
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plenty ...
... and moistness to dry red glaziness or thick yellow furring: the latter is its more
common condition, especially at the back part. The morning vomiting is in my
opinion not a mere dyspeptic disorder, but a true part of the nervous phenomena
of ...
Sir John Russell Reynolds, 1879
dreadful not only on account of the name which it bore, but also by reason of its
size and glaziness, and of the flourishes which surrounded its Italian characters.
Mr. Muggeridge no doubt had had dealings with a Parisian 698 MBS.
William Makepeace Thackeray, 1880
The pupils of his eyes are large, full, and penetrating; the whites very clear, and
his sight strong ; but the upper lids appear rather to weigh downwards, from a
laxity of the muscles, added to which there is a glaziness thing of ghastliness to
the ...
7
Mogreb-el-Acksa: A Journey in Morocco
It does not produce torpor as the Turkish " Hashish " does, but if too much
indulged in destroys the health and gives a curious livid look and glaziness of the
eyes to the habitual smoker. Taken in moderation it has the sustaining qualities of
the ...
Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham, 1898
8
The Golden lectures, sermons delivered at St. Margaret's ...
The sick man not yet given over by his physician, may there not be more of
feebleness in his limbs, more of fluttering in his pulse, more of glaziness in his
eye, and more of wandering in his spirit ? Ye cannot continue morally diseased,
and not ...
9
Pictures of Nature in the Silurian Region Around the Malvern ...
Atmospherical phenomena form an ever-varying source of loveliness to the
observant worshipper of nature. The dim glaziness of noon, that involves the
mountains in a vaporous veil that magnifies their outlines, and seems to portray
them as ...
10
The Spirit of the Public Journals for the Year M.DCCC.XXIII: ...
... his eye is dark and full, and the tunica conjunctiva of a beautiful whiteness; but
the effect of this organ is rendered painful to the beholder, by that expression of
anxiety and glaziness so generally observed in persons labouring under phthisis;
...
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