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Nephalism the true temperance of Scripture, science, and ...
Safer and better for the purse, Nephalism is safer and better for the person—the
body. Other things being equal, strength will be greater, and health will be better.
We shall be strong enough for the effort of work, and in such “condition ” as to be
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James MILLER (Professor of Surgery, Edinburgh.), 1861
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The Rev. Dr. Willoughby and His Wine ...
The Scottish Guardian says,—" ' Nephalism ' is marked by the rare humour, the
searching analysis of human motive, and the pure eloquence which those
acquainted with Professor Miller's former efforts will be prepared to expect; but
perhaps ...
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The Origin, Nature, and History of Wine: Its Use as a ...
Now, it has been adopted by Professor Miller, of Edinburgh, in a little work called
Nephalism, the True Temperance, and we propose to give our readers the
means of judging of the argument itself, and of Professor Mi_ller's use of it. We
must ...
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ElderSpeak: A Thesaurus or Compendium of Words Related to ...
... opsomania, osophagist, parorexia, piddle, pingle, poltophagy, posiomania,
potatory, pultaceous, sacchariferous, toper, trophic, ventripotent. drink, food:
Subcategories drink I. Abstinence: 1. Alcoholic abstinence: nephalism IV. IV. V. VI
. VII. II.
James L. Reynolds, MD, 2014
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The Tasmanian Messenger
Nephalism, the True Temperance qf Scripture, Science, & Experience. ... the ^
booksellers, but in these days of cheap literature, men will THE TASMANIAN
MESSENGER : Words of the Wise Literature Sorrow, but not without hope 82
Nephalism.
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The Improved illustrated reader
11. Go by the bridge, then, and let the plank alone. The bridge is safe for you, and
safe for all. — Professor James Miller. Summary. — Nephalism is defined by Dr.
Miller, as "true sobriety, " or the condition of being without wine or strong drink.
Improved illustrated reader, 1885
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Drinking History: Fifteen Turning Points in the Making of ...
“The Wine Question,” Christian Review, March , ; Lewis Mayer, “Is It Morally
Wrong to Drink Wine or Strong Drink, Which When Taken in Excess Produces
Intoxication?” American Biblical Repository, nd ser., ( ): ; “Nephalism,” Medical
Times ...
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The Standard Doyle Company: Christopher Morley on Sherlock ...
Unquestionably I have arthritis, cystoscopy, chronic nepotism, and intermittent
nephalism. (from "Catalogue of Pleasures," March 6, 1937, p. 10) &&&This is,
someone has already remarked, the Sherlock Holmes season. It is exactly 50
years ...
Christopher Morley, Steven Rothman, 1990
Nepenthe, Nepenthes (ne-pen'the, ne-pen'thez) [ Gr. ne, not, & penlhos, grief. ] «.
(me^.) a drug that relieves pain 5:^}^^ ^^ n> ^^. ^TW^ afhvr w, g:*jtfTCij 4^^ n.
Nephalism (nef'a-lizm) [Or. nephaKos, sober.] n. total abstinence from alcoholic ...
Nilakantha Babaji Ranade, 1996
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Wheel of Misfortune: Eight Tales of Suffering
For William, it was ennui, abligurtion, nephalism, nitency, and cagg. “I gave you
the harder ones, Mr. Wordshire,” Lillianna said. William tilted his head. Except for
ennui and cagg, he hadn't recalled ever reading the other words. He guessed ...
