 | Samuel Thomson - 1835 - 428 σελίδες
...had that disorder as bad as any one he ever saw. He tried his utmost skill to prevent putrefaction, which he feared would take place; but after using...closed; the other began to swell and turn purple also. I asked the doctor if he could not keep the canker out of this eye ; but he said it would be of no... | |
 | John Stevens (M.D.) - 1847 - 364 σελίδες
...and that she would die. She was senseless, and the canker was to be seen iu her mouth, nose and ears. One of her eyes was covered with it, and closed; the other began to swell, and turn purple also. Thompson asked the Doctor if he could not keep the canker out of that eye ; but he answered that he... | |
 | Samuel Thomson - 1849 - 264 σελίδες
...had the disorder as bad as any one he ever saw. He tried his utmost skill to prevent putrefaction, which he feared would take place; but after using...without doing her any good, he said he could do no more—she must die. She was senseless, and the canker was to be seen in her mouth, nose, and ears,... | |
 | 1880 - 702 σελίδες
...had the disorder as bad as any one he ever saw. He tried his utmost skill to prevent putrefaction, which he feared would take place; but after using...covered with it and closed, the other began to swell and to turn purple also. I asked the doctor if he could not keep the canker out of this eye; but he said... | |
 | Lloyd Library and Museum - 1884 - 540 σελίδες
...had that disorder as bad as any one he ever saw. He tried his utmost skill to prevent putrefaction, which he feared would take place; but after using...closed; the other began to swell and turn purple also. I asked the doctor if he could not keep the canker out of this eye; but he said it would be of no use,... | |
 | Barbara Griggs, Barbara Van der Zee - 1997 - 452 σελίδες
...Some years later, his two-year-old daughter fell ill with the 'canker-rash': she went into a coma, and 'the canker was to be seen in her mouth, nose,...closed; the other began to swell and turn purple'. The doctor said he could do nothing for her: she was doomed. In agony, Thomson sat watching the convulsive... | |
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Bliss, who lived on my farm, was sent for, and he said she had that disorder as bad as any one he ever saw. He tried his utmost skill to prevent putrefaction, which he feared would take place; but after using every exertion in his power, without doing... 