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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «FACE-ACHE»
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face-ache en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
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Homoeopathic Domestic Physician: Containing the Treatment of ...
FACE-ACHE—NEURALGIA IN THE FACE. (Prosopalgia— Tic douloureuz.) ,
When this disease has been of a long standing or is constitutional, it requires
medical advice and careful treatment to eradicate it; but if of recent date the
following ...
Joseph Hippolyt Pulte, 1852
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Homoepathic Domestic Physician, Containing the Treatment of ...
Face- Ache — Neuralgia in the Face. (Prosopalgia — Tic douloureux.) When this
disease has been of long standing or is constitutional, it requires medical advice
and careful treatment to eradicate it ; but if of recent date the following remedies ...
Joseph Hippolyt Pulte, 1855
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The Green World and the Flower Country
After it dispersed, she saw Face-Ache lying on the road. “Ugh, how ugly she is,”
the Wicked Witch winced. “Just looking at her makes me sick! Too bad she was
the only one who entered the black cloud. Oh, well – at least there‟s one Flower
...
SR Publishing Company, 2009
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Homœopathic Domestic Physician: containing the treatment of ...
FACE-ACHE—NEURALGIA IN THE FACE. (Prosopalgia— Tic Doloreuz'.) When
this disease has been of long standing, or is constitutional, it requires medical
advice and careful treatment to eradicate it; but if of recent date the following ...
Joseph Hippolyt PULTE, George Napoleon EPPS, John EPPS (M.D.), 1855
One morning Lucy wakes up with a "face-making" disease which is so contagious that soon everyone is pulling faces at each other.
Nicholas De Hirsching, R. Capdevila, 1991
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The American Homoeopathist
One of them came to me one day — a physician in very large practice in New
York — with a face-ache. He said " Doctor, is there anything under heaven in
your way -of doctoring that will cure this face-ache ? I said I didn't know, " tell me
what ...
One of them came to me one day — a physician in very large practice in New
York — with a face-ache. He said " Doctor, is there anything under heaven in
your way of doctoring that will cure this face-ache ? I said I didn't know, " tell me
what ...
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Homœopathic Domestic Medicine, etc. Eighteenth edition ... ...
Cams is, in the generality of cases, the most appropriate medicine fiar the
treatment of face-ache of an intermittent character which is attributable to
previous mismanagement under allopathic treatment, with excessive doses of
Mercury, and is ...
“What you do for face-ache in Russia?” Joe Vodka pulled himself in. “Pliz, what is
face-ache?” he asked. Peg Leg made anguished pantomime. Joe grinned. He
understood. He pulled out a flask. “Vodka! Much Vodka,” he said, giving the flask
...
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An epitome of the 'Homœopathic domestic medicine'.
Face-ache. Face-ague. {Neuralgia. Neuralgia facialis. Tic douloureux.
Prosopalgia.) This distressing malady consists in an excruciating pain, which has
its most frequent seat under the eye, and sometimes before the ear, from whence
it shoots ...
9 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «FACE-ACHE»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
face-ache en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
How to annoy a summer junkie - wear long trousers in 25-degree …
Bugger off, face-ache, and have a Strawberry Zoom. Leave me be." But I don't say this. Summer Marshals are so damn happy in summer. «The Independent, Jun 15»
Sam Burgess: Bath and England's next big thing
No one, publicly at least, has yet called Burgess “face-ache” but that would also be apt, as he deals with the effects of the five plates and 21 ... «The Independent, Ene 15»
POWERS: Jim Valvano speech still resonates with me
You get that smile that causes a face-ache, tears are either falling or at least are on deck. For just $5 or $6 (go to matinees people) you can ... «The Desert Sun, Dic 14»
S&M&B&Q: Why aren't there sex-and-shopping novels for men?
I expect to see lots of waddling adipose face-ache women where I live, so every time I go out, I am unsurprised. I 'call' women nothing at all ... «Spectator.co.uk, Nov 14»
Why leadership doesn't always make you a good leader
I don't, however, believe that being a complete face-ache once you've been given a seat on the throne is the way forward. Steve(n), take note. «Management Today, Oct 14»
Review: Milton Jones, Glee Club
Be ready for some serious face-ache if you buy a ticket for wild-haired comedian Milton Jones's 71-date 2015 tour. There was barely any let-up ... «Nottingham Post, Sep 14»
au revoir to all that
They called it “French face-ache”. The dull cramp struck at the close of a long office day, spread across their jaws, numbed their cheeks, knotted ... «Financial Times, May 14»
Accent's a positive for Australian actors -- except when talking strine
That said, you do get face-ache when you do an American accent. It takes a lot of muscle.” Ok, so here's what is weird: it seems that the one ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Ago 13»
Telegraph Avenue by Michael Chabon: review
... anatomy-of-a-community doorstopper with a plot like clockwork and sentences like toffee, delicious with the potential to cause face-ache. «Telegraph.co.uk, Sep 12»
