10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PURSINESS»
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Grande Dizionario Italiano Ed Inglese Edizione Fatta Su ...
PURSINESS,. ) PURSIVENI'ÌSS , )s. a disorder, a short'ness of breath,
bolsuggine, asma, diflicolla di respirare. l PURSLAIN, ) I PURSLANE,) s. an herb,
porcellana , erba nota. ' ' PURSUABLE , adj. what may be pursued, che si può
sollecitare, ...
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The Cyclopædia: Or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, ...
The generality- of people make this and pursiness, in horses, the same distemper
; but the more judicious always distinguish it, as wholly different from that. .
Pursiness proceeds always from a stuffing or oppreflion of the lungs; but this ...
POUSSIBRE TUBERCULEUSE (F.), 'tuberculous dust/ A name given by MM.
Rilliet and Barthez to fine white or yellow minute points of tuberculous matter
occurring in myriads, so as to be likened to dust. POUSSIF, see Pursiness. POW,
(poll ...
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The Sportsman's Dictionary; Or, the Gentleman's Companion ...
... in the stomach, or ' other weaknesses obstructing the passageof the lungs. ---i.
_ _. This is discovered by the horse's often' coveting to lie down, and standing
straggling with his fore legs; the symptoms being much the same as in pursiness;
...
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The Sportsman's Dictionary ... Improved and Enlarged by ...
This is discovered by the hor e's often coveting to lie down, and standing strag
ling with his fore legs; the symptoms being much the ame as in pursiness; the
only difference is, that young horsesare subject to chest foundering as well as old
...
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The Sportsman's Dictionary: Or, The Country Gentleman's ...
This is discovered by the horse's osten covering to lie down, and standing
straggling with his fore legs ; the symptoms being much the same as in pursiness.
The only difference is that young horses are subject to chest foundring as well as
old ...
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The complete dictionary of arts and sciences
The generality of people make this and pursiness in horses the same distemper;
but the more judicious always distinguish it, as wholly disserent from that.
Pursiness proceeds always from a stufling or oppression of the lungs; but this
wheezing ...
Temple Henry Croker, Thomas Williams, Sammuel Clark, 1766
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The Complete Dictionary of Arts and Sciences. In which the ...
The generality of people make this and pursiness in horses the fame distemper;
but the more judicious always distinguish it, as wholly different from that.
Pursiness proceeds always from a stuffing or oppression of the lungs; but this
wheezing ...
Temple Henry Croker, Samuel Clark, Thomas Williams, 1766
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Friedberger & Fröhner's veterinary pathology
Even when at rest, breathing is quickened, and rises to dyspnoea if the animal be
used (so-called cardiac asthma, pursiness), or even to suffocation. The animal
staggers, falls, and dies of apoplexy. The later symptoms occur sometimes in the
...
Franz Friedberger, Eugen Fröhner, 1913
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Dictionaire oeconomique: or, The family dictionary. ...
'Tis expressed in Engraving by Lines drawn a-thwart the Escutcheon, beginning
at the 'Dexter point. PURSINESS ; a Distemper in a Horse, being Shortness of
Breath, proceeding two ways, either Natural or Accidental ; the Natural is when
the ...
Noel Chomel, Richard Bradley, 1725
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PURSINESS»
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If a laptop bag is also a backpack, is it a laptop bag or a backpack? What is it about a purse that gives it its pursiness? And most important and most vexing of all: ... «Toronto Star, Dec 09»
