10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RHEUMED»
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rheumed in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
rheumed and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Shadowtime: History and Representation in Hardy, Conrad and ...
agreen-rheumed. clouds«, looks weird and sickly and the pedigreetakes on
freakish life. So, scanning my sire-sowntree, Andthe hieroglyphs of this spouse
tiedto that, With offspring mapped below in lineage, Till the tangles troubled me,
The ...
2
The Cambridge Companion to Cormac McCarthy
of comestibles and flora and maimed humanity,” their “eyes rheumed and
vacuous.”62 The conflation of material goods, the natural world, and human
beings, all subjected to grotesque deformity and decay, suggests that those who
embody ...
3
The Purgatory of Suicides: A Prison-rhyme
... be-rheumed Thy courage, mighty parasite ? On earth A prince ! With worm-
worn monarchs catacombed ! How, after all thy greatness, can this dearth Of
pride enshroud thee ? Wilt thou wake old Hell to mirth ? Vile pandar to the pomp-
blown, ...
... heath, and dancing in a ring, and other " supernatural solicitings" of the like
kind, are all ascribed to the corrupted fancy, which is engendered by that morbid,
atrabilious melancholy matter, attendant upon moping misery and rheumed age.
... and as I bent there, half-unrobed, The uncurtained panes of my window-square
Let in the watery light Of the moon in its old age : And green-rheumed clouds
were hurrying past Where mute and cold it globed Like a dying dolphin's eye
seen ...
... 80 As I am ; let me observe you face to face ; Not grey-brow'd like the
poisonous Ethelbert, No rheumed eyes, no furrowing of age, No wrinkles where
all vices nestle in Like crannied vermin — no, but fresh and young And hopeful
featur'd.
John Keats, Harry Buxton Forman, 1906
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The Poetical Works of Thomas Cooper
... hath be-rheumed " Thy courage, mighty parasite ? On earth A prince ! With
worm-worn monarchs catacombed ! How, after all thy greatness, can this dearth
Of pride enshroud thee? Wilt thou wake old Hell to mirth ! " Vile pandar to the
pomp- ...
8
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
WHOOPING COUGH.-——STATE MEDICAL SOCIETIES. The following. 435
paragraph : “ Its use undoubtedly produces scrofula, salt rheum, tetter, ring worm,
humors in the blood, rheumed eyes, enlarged glands, sore eyes, and lastly
cancer.
9
The essayes of Michael, Lord of Montaigne
The very powers or faculties that are particular and proper to hir, cannot then
rouze themselves : they evidently seeme to be en-rheumed : there is no blithnes
in hir productions, if there be none in the body. Our schollers are to blame, who ...
Michel de Montaigne, Alfred Rayney Waller, 1897
10
The Cincinnati Lancet-clinic
' ' That they may be Itchy, poxed, and apostuined, Covered with ulcers, badly
rheumed, Full of fever, jaundice sapped, That they may be, also, clapped." Or, as
given in French : " In ils aient . . . Rogne, variole et apostume, Et si aient plente de
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