10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PRISONOUS»
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prisonous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
prisonous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Nautical Magazine: A Journal of Papers on Subjects ...
A Journal of Papers on Subjects Connected with Maritime Affairs. land, the
prisonous exhalations of which, mingling with the other, form a concentrated
essence, which, inhaled at night, is generally fatal. No European therefore, as he
values ...
2
The Works of Charles Dickens: Little Dorrit
His son began to supersede Mrs. Bangham, and to execute commissions in a
knowing manner, and to be of the prison prisonous and of the streets streety.
Time went on, and the turnkey began to fail. His chest swelled, and his legs got
weak, ...
Charles Dickens, George Cruikshank, 1868
3
Evenings at Home: Or, The Juvenile Budget Opened
... and is more prisonous, called water-hemlock. Another is a large plant growing
in ditches, with leaves extremely like celery, called hemlock- dropwort. Another,
common in drier situations, and distinguished by leaves less divided than most of
...
John Aikin, Mrs. Barbauld (Anna Letitia), 1868
4
Works of Charles Dickens: Little Dorrit
His son began to supersede Mrs. Bangham, and to execute commissions in a
knowing manner, and to be of the prison prisonous and of the streets streety.
Time went on, and the turnkey began to fail. His chest swelled, and his legs got
weak, ...
5
The homoeopathic theory and practice of medicine
... escharotic and the irritative fever ; and then died under the constitutional effects
of mercury, including the gastric inflammation and dysentery caused by the
poison when taken internally. 2. ToXiEMiA— -from the Prisonous Effects of
Tobacco.
Erastus Edgerton Marcy, Franklin W. Hunt, 1868
6
A Manual of Botany for the Northern States: Comprising ...
Many plants possess some degree of the narcotic principle, which are still by no
means hurtful. But the use of such plants is to be deferred, till fully investigated. In
some species the herfoge is prisonous, when the root and fi wit is wholesome.
His son began to supersede Mrs. Bangham, and to execute commissions in a
knowing manner, and to be of the prison prisonous and of the streets streety.
Time went on, and the turnkey began to fail. His chest swelled, and his legs got
weak, ...
8
The Mystery of Edwin Drood
Their sloping ceilings, cumbrous rusty locks and grates, and heavy wooden bins
and beams, slowly mouldering withal, had a prisonous look, and he had the
haggard face of a prisoner. Yet the sunlight shone in at the ugly garret window,
which ...
9
New elegant extracts: a unique selection from the most ...
'tet life's strong love intoxicates the soul, And thirst of bliss inflames the feverous
mind, With eager draughts we drain the prisonous bowl, And in the dVegs the
cordial hope to find. O Heaven ! for this light end were mortals made, And placed
on ...
Richard Alfred Davenport, 1823
10
Highways and Byways in London
Here,amidthe unsavoury purlieus of the prison, he unconsciously studied all the
types andlocalities of whichhe wasto makesuch wonderful useinafterlife. The
Marshalseaandits ways; Lant Streetand Bob Sawyer; "Tip," "of the prison
prisonous, ...
Frederick Landseer Maur Griggs
