10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PURGATIVELY»
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purgatively in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
purgatively and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Jesus Laughed: The Redemptive Power of Humor
It is power to be able to attend, powerful or powerless; it is love to laugh bitterly,
purgatively, purgatorially, and then to be quiet. (1997, 125–26) It is a conspiracy
to cheat Death. As Rose says, "It is . . . to be able to laugh bitterly, purgatively, ...
2
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
all sulphureous, chalybeate, alkaline or acidulous, but contain a greater or less
proportion of neutral purgative salts. The waters heavily charged with these salts
act purgatively ; those less charged have a diuretic action. Saline waters are ...
3
Six Weeks in Fauquier: Being the Substance of a Series of ...
... one is about to be prepared, under the direction of the proprietors. on .. water
operates purgatively and diuretically; the cuticular pores being opened,. SIX
WEEKS AT THE SPRINGS. '
4
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
To effect this purpose it is necessary to prevent its early descent into the bowels;
and to do this its dose should be small, that it may not act purgatively, nor
otherwise, as an irritant, disturb the functions of the stomach, and it should be
repeated ...
5
A Handbook of therapeutics
It is not generally held that the members of this group act purgatively by
increasing markedly the peristaltic contraction of the intestines, since none
produce much pain and griping. It appears then that these medicines are mere
eliminators from ...
6
The Science of Medicine Reduced to Its Simplest Form. ...
N o hesitation should be evinced in making it operate very purgatively in the
commencement of its administration, especially in chronic cases. I cannot too
frequently repeat, that weakness affords a. favorable condition for nature to repair
her ...
Louis DESCHAMPS (of Williamsburgh.), 1850
7
Homespun, Or, Five and Twenty Years Ago
Thomas Lackland. with earth and its mysterious influences, at this season, and
disposed, like little children, to throw ourselves upon her charitable love and into
her open arms. This autumnal magnetism works purgatively on the whole year's ...
8
A Dispensatory and Therapeutical Remembrancer: Comprising ...
(a most convenient remedy in many serious cases, from the minuteness of the
dose,) — (Extl.) a few drops, applied by friction, over the stomach, act purgatively
on the bowels. [Triosteum, u. s. The root of T. Perfoliatum. Fever Root. Use.
John Mayne, Robert Eglesfeld Griffith, 1848
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Prodrome of a Work to Aid the Teaching of the Vegetable ...
SECOND SECTIONTHE CATHARTIC PRINCIPLE Operating Purgatively.
Euphorbiaceae, by the fixed oil of the seeds. Amyrideaa, ggfigggfm' by the oleo-
resin they abound in. Anacardiaceae, Convolvulaceae, by the resin the roots
abound in, ...
William Paul Crillon Barton, 1833
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The science of medicine reduced to its simplest form: ...
... a dose must be given hourly in a glass of lukewarm water, until it acts very
purgatively, and the patient becomes fatigued. Then smaller doses must be given
, or the remedy should be discontinued for some hours ; and on resuming it, the ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PURGATIVELY»
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purgatively is used in the context of the following news items.
Bittersweet Tea
... will show her fellow Southerners finally ready to suspend their famed cordiality for a spell in order to honestly, purgatively sort through the trash. A Yankee ... «Slate Magazine, Mar 13»
Fifty Years of Great Music: The Top 100 Artists (#25-21)
without needing a new name to reference the fact that these spirited young folk playing the loud power chords and yelping purgatively have vaginas instead of ... «JustPressPlay, Mar 11»
