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"Heaven send him!" aspirated Robin. Lionel saw the man turn to his home, and very soon afterwards he was at his mother's. Lady Verner had retired for the night. Decima and Lucy were about retiring. They had risen from their seats, and Decima who was too cautious to trust it to servants was taking the fire off the grate. They looked inexpressibly surprised at the entrance of Lionel.
Other indications, such as the use of the aspirated consonants and the avoiding of the letters m and t as terminal sounds, show that this Iapygian dialect was essentially different from the Italian and corresponded in some respects to the Greek dialects.
At a later stage, and especially in neglected cases, operative and other measures may be required for deformity or ankylosis. #Metastatic Forms of Pyogenic Infection# In #pyæmia#, one or more joints may fill with pus without marked symptoms or signs, and if the pus is aspirated without delay the joint often recovers without impairment of function.
"I should hate to leave it there on the roof." "It will not be left on the roof." "I don't understand, exactly " "There will be very many things you do not understand before this expedition is over and done with. I need say no more." Sharply he clapped his hands, thrice. In a moment, Rrisa appeared at the door. The Master spoke a few guttural, aspirated words of Arabic.
The language of the Ke people consists of words of one, two, or three syllables in about equal proportions, and has many aspirated and a few guttural sounds.
He was a hard drinker and had been aspirated several times, gas heavily laden with odors of the milk of asafetida being discharged with a violent rush. The man finally died of his malady, and at postmortem it was found that his stomach had burst, showing a slit four inches long. The gall bladder contained two quarts of inspissated bile.
A semi-vowel, that which with such impact has an audible sound, as S and R. A mute, that which with such impact has by itself no sound, but joined to a vowel sound becomes audible, as G and D. These are distinguished according to the form assumed by the mouth and the place where they are produced; according as they are aspirated or smooth, long or short; as they are acute, grave, or of an intermediate tone; which inquiry belongs in detail to the writers on metre.
Had anybody at West Lynne seen and recognized Richard, they would have spoken of it at the time. Do not let it trouble you; the rumor will die away." Mrs. Hare sighed deeply, and left the room to proceed to her own chamber. Barbara and Mr. Carlyle were alone. "Oh, that the real murderer could be discovered!" she aspirated, clasping her hands. "To be subjected to these shocks of fear is dreadful.
They were destined to be our bane, and well have they fulfilled the end for which they were created." "Almighty Providence!" aspirated the sinking Clara, as she turned her streaming eyes to heaven; "can it be that the human heart can undergo such change?
He spoke deliberate, grammatical English he despised the American rendering of the language but there was an indescribably foreign quality in his voice, a something muted; and though he aspirated his "th's" with such conscientious thoroughness, there was always the thud of a "d" in them.
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