10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SITFAST»
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The illustrated horse doctor, being an accurate and detailed ...
The saddle is without life, and cannot of itself injure the quadruped. It is common
to account for a sitfast by saying the saddle does not fit. Such may occasionally
be the case; for a saddle, if badly made, will chafe the skin and produce a sitfast.
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The Illustrated Horse Doctor: Being an ... Account of the ...
It is common to account for a sitfast by saying the saddle does not fit. Such may
occasionally be the case ; for a saddle, if badly made, will chafe the skin and
produce a sitfast. But this cause is in operation less often than is imagined. A
retired ...
3
The gentleman's stable directory: or, Modern system of ...
A SITFAST • Is the integument or hide of a horse become entirely callous or
insensible, after the tumour called a warble is repelled and taken up into the
circulation, or has transpired in a natural evacuation or circular oozing,
surrounding the ...
4
The outlines of the veterinary art; or, The principles of ...
... but if this cannot be granted, let the saddle be properly chambered, and in
either case apply a solution of lead, or sal ammoniac and vinegar. When a sitfast
is formed, by no means tear it out ; but if large and very troublesome, let it ...
Delabere Pritchett Blaine, 1816
5
A Treatise on Equitation Or the Art of Horsemanship, ...
On the Back — Attend to the preceding remarks, and be particular not to allow a
sitfast, commonly said to be " an old sore that will no longer hurt;" for when put to
work, a sitfast is very apt to inflame, when the saddle, which was so arranged as ...
6
Southern Gardener and Receipt Book
SITFAST ON HORSES. Sitfast proceeds from the part being frequently bruised
with a saddle until it becomes extremely hard, and after remaining some length of
time is not unlike a horny substance. A cure cannot be performed unless the knife
...
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Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Thesaurus
... intermingle, intermix, mingle immixture n syn MIXTURE, admixture, commixture
, composite, compost, compound, fusion, intermixture, mix, min' up immobile adj 1
syn IMMOVABLE 1, fixed, immotile, immo- tive, irremovable, ||sitfast, steadfast, ...
Merriam-Webster, Inc, 1988
8
Weeds; Simple Lessons for Children
Creeping Buttercup or Sitfast, peApbAn (Ranunculus repens). The Sitfast is an
extremely common weed in arable land and in gardens. It is easily known from
other species of Buttercup by its habit of forming runners — long shoots which
run ...
R. Lloyd (Robert Lloyd) Praeger, 2012
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The Facts on File Dictionary of American Regionalisms
sitfast 299 teriori is a favorite New England mode of correcting a child.” shoal
Shallow. “Letting her feet cool . . . in the shoal water.” (Sarah Orne Jewett, “White
Heron,” 1886) shook Shaken. “You look all shook up.” (Thornton Wilder, Our
Town, ...
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Keeping America Free From Foreign Animal Diseases, Lumpy ...
Note the line of separation around the necrotic center, where a sitfast is
beginning to develop. A more advanced stage in the development of sitfasts. The
necrotic center of the lesions is black, and there is a well-developed line of
separation.
United States. Dept. of Agriculture, 1997
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SITFAST»
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The creepy creeping buttercup
We gardeners know better and have our own names for this noxious weed: 'Sitfast', 'creeping crowfoot', 'devil's guts' and 'ram's claws'. Indicator plant «Mayo News, Apr 14»
