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In a typical case the membranes will rupture at this instant, expulsive efforts will begin, and, as we have just learned, there may be symptoms referable to pressure. Moreover, a blood-tinged discharge, spoken of as the "show," usually makes its appearance about the same time.
You are not to destroy them, but to direct them to a passionate interest in better things. The soul is not saved by having the force taken out of it. It is, as Chalmers said, the expulsive force of a new affection which redeems one from his old sin.
It is like that house which was swept and garnished, but because it was empty was invaded by tenants worse than the first. The only salvation of the soul lies in the kindling of a new passion, the lighting of the fire of a new intention, the expulsive power, as it has been called, of a new affection. So it is in our associated life.
"Is it true that by an' by there could be an operator on that boy's eyes?" "Oper er oh, operation! Yes, there might be, if he could only get strong enough to stand it. But it might not be successful, even then." "But there's a chance?" "Yes, there's a chance." "I s'pose it it would be mighty expulsive, though." "Expulsive?" The young woman frowned slightly; then suddenly she smiled. "Oh!
It is usually safe to await further expulsive contractions, but should the child's face turn a dusky blue, which indicates that it needs to breathe, the patient is to be advised to strain vigorously and to make firm pressure over the womb with both her hands. At the same time the attendant must pull the child downward, having seized its chin with one hand and the back of its head with the other.
It was plain that the priest could hardly command his feelings, and they sat for a short while in silence. Then Callista began, as if musing on what she had heard. “A loved One,” she said, “yet ideal; a passion so potent, so fresh, so innocent, so absorbing, so expulsive of other loves, so enduring, yet of One never beheld;—mysterious!
How are you goin' to take care of him when he gets up an' begins to walk around? Why, he can't see to walk or or feed himself, or anything. Has the nurse gone?" Susan shook her head. Her lips came together grimly. "No. Goes next week, though. Land's sakes, but I hope that woman is expulsive enough! Them entrained nurses always cost a lot, I guess.
It has no Parts fit to be assimilated to our Bodies; its essential Salt does not hold Moisture enough to be joined to the Body of an Animal; its Oyl is but very little, and that of the opiate kind, and therefore it is so far from being nutritive, that it irritates and frets the Nerves and Fibres, exciting the expulsive Faculty, so that the Body may be lessened and weakened, but it cannot increase and be strengthened by it.
The force of old temptations vanishes, and what a moment ago was impossible is now not only possible, but easy, because of their inhibition. This has been well called the 'expulsive power of the higher emotion. It is easy to apply this notion of inhibition to the case of our ideational processes.
"There are plenty of boats to be had. Besides, I can send over my own boat for you to the mainland. The distance is not great." "Goot. Zat vill do. I am happay now." "So," remarked Nigel as he went off with Moses to pack up, "his 'paradise regained' is rather speedily to be changed into paradise forsaken! 'Off wi' the old love and on wi' the new. 'The expulsive power of a new affection!"
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