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The outrage sent a thrill of indignation through the length and breadth of Germany. Instead of quenching, it inflamed the national sentiment, and thus rendered doubly difficult any peaceful compromise between Frederick William and Napoleon.
This report inflamed anew the zeal and courage of the soldiers. The admiral was not wanting to encourage them to fight.
Such is the vow of that hero of mighty arms that whoever causeth a wound on my person or sheddeth my blood except in battle, shall not live. Inflamed with rage he will never bear patiently to see me bleeding, but will slay Virata even now with his counsellors and troops and steeds."
He had found them concealed in his books at school and one had been given him by a child met in the street, while several had been delivered through the village post office. The notes had been written in a round, boyish hand and had reflected a mind inflamed by novel reading.
In the morning, I went with Mr. Wolley to call upon a Finn, one of whose children was suffering from inflamed eyes, or snowthalmia, as it might be called. The family were prolific, as usual children of all sizes, with a regular gradation of a year between.
By the time "Dock" was ready to examine our papers, we had got them thoroughly interested in us, and had so thoroughly impressed upon them the belief that we were all right, and then I showed them my legs which were so terribly inflamed, and told them that I was suffering from inflammatory rheumatism, which was the nearest the truth of anything that I had yet told them and groaned over the excruciating pain I was suffering.
Whether it was that they were inflamed by the fearful and wholesale barbarities enforced by Ferdinand and the Inquisition against their tribe, or whether they were stirred up by one of their own order, in whom was recognised the head of their most sacred family; or whether, as is most probable, both causes combined certain it is, that they manifested a feeling that was thoroughly unknown to the ordinary habits and policy of that peaceable people.
"I am going to see a very interesting patient, coats to his stomach quite worn out, sir, man of great learning, with a very inflamed cerebellum. I can't do him much good, and he does me a great deal of harm." "How harm?" asked Leonard, with an effort at some rejoinder. "Hits me on the heart, and makes my eyes water; very pathetic case, grand creature, who has thrown himself away.
It frequently occurs to surgeons to receive slight wounds upon the hands which prove very troublesome. Of this kind is the following. Mr. L.C. had an irritable and inflamed sore on the ulnar side of the third finger, occasioned by a bruise a fortnight ago. Many applications had been made during this fortnight but the sore had no disposition to heal.
Her very dress, too, had a character of its own in harmony with the rest black all through, save for the scarlet feather in her hat, which burnt like a flame against the gray background of the sky; and her whole attitude had something of defiance in its profound stillness, while standing so boldly against the strong blasts that swept across the heights, which caught his imagination, at that moment ready to be inflamed.
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