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Heise believed himself to be particularly strong in the wrists, but the dentist, using but one hand, twisted a cane out of Heise's two with a wrench that all but sprained the harnessmaker's arm. Then the dentist raised weights and chinned himself on the rings till they thought he would never tire.
Without this, neither Mrs Rowland, nor any one else, could persuade them that I rob the churchyard, and vaccinate children to get patients, and draw good teeth to sell again." "Oh, monstrous!" said Margaret, who yet could not help laughing. "You never draw teeth, do you?" "Sometimes; but not when I can get people to go to the dentist at Blickley.
And does not like draw like? For a moment he saw the little island with a great cloud above it. But when he landed and met Vere he felt the summer, and knew that the sky was clear. Hermione was not on the island, Vere told him. She had left many apologies, and would be home for lunch. She had had to go in to Naples to see the dentist. A tooth had troubled her in the night. She had gone by tram.
Just when it's becoming interesting." At this McTeague, acting upon a suggestion of Marcus Schouler's, insisted they should stay at the flat over night. Marcus and the dentist would give up their rooms to them and sleep at the dog hospital. There was a bed there in the sick ward that old Grannis sometimes occupied when a bad case needed watching.
The men gave their valuables into the keeping of their wives and promptly set to work. The dentist thrust Ryer down without even changing his grip; Marcus and the harness-maker struggled together for a few moments till Heise all at once slipped on a bit of turf and fell backwards.
But no one uttered a sound; the girls simply waited for an explanation, for they all thought they had not heard their Captain correctly. Miss Phillips evidently enjoyed their consternation, for she made no attempt to explain. "Can everybody go?" she asked. "Must everybody go, Captain?" asked Ethel. "I had another engagement " "Oh, if there is anything you can't break, like a dentist appointment "
Accordingly the relations of situation and influencing are not generally the same sort of relation, and should not be subsumed under the same term 'ingression. I believe that this notion is a mistake, and that it is impossible to draw a clear distinction between the two relations. For example, Where was your toothache? You went to a dentist and pointed out the tooth to him.
"He has all the fun, anyway," snorted the Cow, switching her tail. "All the choice bits of torturing. Why, I've not had so much as a single toss since I've been on this job; no I haven't!" And she shook her sharp curved horns at Ann. "Not a tooth out yet!" complained the Dentist, "not a single one."
No one laughed, but his companions smiled patiently at his antics a patience born of sitting in a very hot, steamy room after weeks in the open air. "You are a cook," remarked Bates. The youth bent his long body towards him at a sudden angle. "Born a cook dentist by profession by choice a vagabond." "Dentist?" said Bates curiously. "At your service, sir."
A dentist of extensive and successful practice in the Middle and Western States, after listening to the reading of this article, said to me, he had a patient, a young lady, two of whose front teeth had decayed through, laterally, in consequence of smoking. On removing the caries, he found it impossible to fill her teeth, because the openings continued through them.
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