10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MORTIFEROUSNESS»
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1
New England Medical Monthly
Taking small-pox as an example, he stated that the mean curve of
mortiferousness in London for the thirty-five years from 1840 to 1875, was simple,
and showed a mortality above the average from Christmas to June and below the
average ...
2
On Some Deficiencies in Our English Dictionaries: Being the ...
Burke Mortice, v. n. B Hope Mortiferousness, sb. R Mortification, sb.
disappointment, B Mortifier, sb. disappointer, Lamb Mortify, v. a. dissolve, E C
Otté ,, v. n. vex, Swift Mortifying, ad'. (met.) B Mortised, adj. 0st and Paddock
Mortling, wool stufl', ...
Richard Chenevix Trench, 1857
But the pure mortiferousness of this mind, capable neither of patience, fidelity,
grace, or wit, in any place, or from any motive, — this horrible apathy of brain,
which cannot ascend so high as insanity, but is capable only of putrefaction, save
us ...
4
The Works of John Ruskin: Modern painters, v.1-5
But the pure mortiferousness of this mind, capable neither of patience, fidelity,
grace, or wit, in any place, or from any ♢There are, unusually, two paintings of this
subject, the first representing the preparations for the scourging, the second its ...
5
The Works of John Ruskin
But the pure mortiferousness of this mind, capable neither of patience, fidelity,
grace, nor wit, in any place, or from any motive,—this horrible apathy of brain,
which cannot ascend so high as insanity, but is capable only of putrefaction,
saves us ...
John Ruskin, Sir Edward Tyas Cook, Alexander Dundas Ogilvy Wedderburn, 1904
But the pure mortiferousness of this mind, capable neither of patience, fidelity,
grace, nor wit, in any place, or from any motive,—-this horrible apathy of brain,
which cannot ascend so high as insanity, but is capable only of putrefaction,
saves us ...
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Journal of the Royal Sanitary Institute
The varying sensitiveness, that is, the extent of the departures from the mean,
above and below it, has little or nothing to do with the exact point now under
notice, which is the influence of weather on the mortiferousness of scarlet fever,
and not ...
8
Journal: Supplement to V. ...
In both it is the same season which intensifies the mortiferousness of small-pox.
The application of this further test, therefore, gives additional support to the value
of the small-pox constancy curve, and shows it to be a feature in the natural ...
Royal Society of Health (Great Britain), 1883
In both it is the same season which intensifies the mortiferousness of small-pox.
The application of this further test, therefore, gives additional support to the value
of the small-pox constancy curve, and shows it to be a feature in the natural ...
Sanitary Institute of Great Britain, 1883
But the pure mortiferousness of this mind, capable neither of patience, fidelity,
grace, nor wit, in any place, or from any motive, — this horrible apathy of brain,
which cannot ascend so high as insanity, but is capable only of putrefaction,
saves ...
