与 «RHEUMATEESE»相关的英语书籍
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rheumateese的用法。与
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Sir Andrew Wylie: Of that Ilk
Come, draw your chair closer to mine ; for I'm fashed wi' a rheumateese in my
arm, and canna thole 1 to converse ouer my shouther." At this juncture Miss Mizy
came into the room, and passing old Martha, took her place in the seat of honour,
...
2
Alec Forbes of Howglen: A Novel
... he was neither to baud nor bin'." ' 'What laddies war they, Charles, do ye ken ?"
asked Andrew. " There 's a heap o' them up to trieks. Gin I haena the
rheumateese serewin' awa' atween my shoothers the nieht, it wouna be their fau'
ts ; for as ...
3
The Entail: Or, The Lairds of Grippy
... ye may think it's no sma' instancy that has brought me sae far afield the day, for
I hae been sic a lamiter with the rheumateese that, for a' the last week, I was little
better than a nymph o' anguish : my banes were as sair as if I had been brayed ...
John Galt, David Storrar Meldrum, 1896
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Sir Andrew Wylie, of that ilk, by the author of 'Annals of ...
Come, draw your chair closer to mine; for I'm fashed wi' a rheumateese in my arm
, and canna thole to converse ouer my shouther." At this juncture Miss Mizy came
into the room, and passing old Martha, took her place in the seat of honour, ...
5
Alec Forbes of Howglen, by George Macdonald ...
Gin I haena the rheumateese screwin' awa' atween my shoothers the nicht it
wonna be their fau'ts ; for as I cam' ower frae the ironmonger's there, I jist got a ba'
i' the how o' my neck, 'at amaist sent me howkin' wi' my snoot i' the snaw.
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
But I was needcessitated tospeel into mybed aswell as I could, shivering with the
dread of having got my death of cold, or of being laid up as a betheral for life, with
the rheumateese. Mr mun FRIEND, I raomssn to write you from this boasted cit ...
7
The Edinburgh monthly magazine [afterw.] Blackwood's ...
But I was needcessi- tated to speel into my bed as well as I could, shivering with
the dread of having got my death of cold, or of being laid up as a betheral for life,
with the rheumateese. My dear Friend, I promised to write you from this boasted ...
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The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
( 1) Reumatis, (a) Rhemus, (3) Rheumateese, (4) Rheumaties, (5) Rheumatls, (6)
Rheumatise, (7) Rheumatiz, (8) Rimmlttis, (9) Roomatls,(1o) Roomatism, (11)
Rumatiz. (1) Ir. For the renmatis boiled dunderbolt isa sovereign remedy, FIk-Lorr
...
9
The Works of John Galt: The entail
... ye may think it's no sma' instancy that has brought me sae far afield the day, for
I hae been sic a lamiter with the rheumateese that, for a' the last week, I was little
better than a nymph o' anguish : my banes were as sair as if I had been brayed ...
John Galt, David Storrar Meldrum, William Roughead, 1936
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The entail; or, The lairds of Grippy, by the author of ...
... the bottomless pit o' his consulting-room,' where he wrote alone, — ' ye'll be
surprised to see me, and troth ye may think it 's no sma' instancy that has brought
me sae far afield the day ; for I hae been sic a lamiter with the rheumateese, that,
...
