10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INDIGESTIBLENESS»
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indigestibleness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
indigestibleness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A Dictionary of English Synonymes and Synonymous Or Parallel ...
INDEFEASIBLE 217 INDIGESTIBLENESS INDIGESTION 218 219 INFALLIBILITY
220 INFLAMMABLENESS INFLAMMATION 221 INGLORIOUS
INGLORIOUSNESS. Indefeasible, a. Irreversible, unalterable, irrevocable,
immutable, that cannot ...
2
The Works of John Donne, D.D., Dean of Saint Paul's, ...
Our prisons are fallen, our bodies are dead to many former uses; our palate dead
in tastelessness ; our stomach dead in an indigestibleness; our feet dead in a
lameness, and our invention in a dulness, and our memory in a forgetfulness ;
and ...
Our prisons are fallen, our bodies are dead to many former uses; our palate dead
in tastelessness ; our stomach dead in an indigestibleness; our feet dead in a
lameness, and our invention in a dulness, and our memory in a forgetfulness ;
and ...
John Donne, Henry Alford, 1839
But Austria has no pretension either to martyrdom or indigestibleness, and she
therefore, deserves credit for wishing to defend herself before she allows herself
to be devoured. This is admitted, even by her accusers. But, they say, she ought ...
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Parable, or Divine Poesy. Illustrations in theology and ...
our palate dead in tastelessness; our stomach dead in an indigestibleness ; our
feet dead in a lameness, and our inventions in a dullness, and our memory in a
forgetfulness. And yet, as a man that should love the ground where his prison ...
Robert Aitkin BERTRAM, 1866
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Management of the Organs of Digestion: In Health and in Disease
meat, especially if swallowed in unchewed morsels, exemplifies the first source of
indigestibleness, so likewise oily food, and broths and soups. The flesh of young
animals, of pork, of duck, and other rich meats, is refractory in the second way.
7
Observations on the deranged manifestations of the mind, or ...
Some persons digest fruit very well, in others it produces flatulency, a sign of
indigestibleness. With some patients animal diet will agree better, with others
vegetables ; and the same thing may be agreeable or disagreeable to the same
patient ...
Johann Gaspar Spurzheim, Amariah Brigham, 1836
8
The mysteries of opium reveal'd
... resinous Parts of Opium to the Stomach, much conduce to itS Dissolution, ot
Digestion therein, and nimble flipping out of it, ana thereby prevent all the 72 Ef-
feejs of Opium, which it causes by the Adhesion and Indigestibleness of its Rosin.
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Selections from the works of ---,DV_.DV_.
Our prisons are fallen, our bodies are dead to many former uses ; our palate
dead in tastelessness ; our stomach dead in an indigestibleness; our feet dead in
a lameness, and our invention in a dulness, and our memory in a forgetfulness ;
and ...
10
The Colonel of the Red Huzzars [Illustrated Edition]
... were black as a half -burnt back log. But the food! My mouth waters now at the
thought of it. No crazy French concoctions of frothy indigestibleness; but good,
sweet cooking — the supper one gets among the INN OP THE TWISTED PINES
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