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His face, because of its full, clear, big, inscrutable eyes, had an expression which was almost babyish. She could not have guessed the depths it veiled. His cheeks were pink, his hands not large, but sinewy and strong. Her pale, uncertain, lymphatic body extracted a form of dynamic energy from him even at this range. "I don't think you ought to come to see me so often.
Admitting the frequency of non-infectious lymphangitis, the practitioner must not confuse this type with similar lymphatic inflammation occasioned by nail punctures of the foot.
"Better English than the noble lord deigns to employ allow that?" quoth Adrian. "He is very kind," said Lucy. "To all, save to our noble vernacular," added Adrian. "He seems to scent a rival to his dignity there." It may be that Adrian scented a rival to his lymphatic emotions. "We are at our ease here in excellent society," he wrote to Lady Blandish.
The experiment therefore above related upon the lacteals of a dead pig, which were included in a strict ligature, proves nothing; as it is not the quantity, but the kind of stimulus, which excites the lymphatic vessels into retrograde motion. XI. The Causes which induce the retrograde Motions of animal Vessels; and the Medicines by which the natural Motions are restored.
'Yes, sir, said he in his quiet way, answering me, although I had not spoken, 'I am afraid there is less liberty of opinion in France than you may imagine. And with that he dropped his eyes, and seemed to consider the subject at an end. Our curiosity was mightily excited at this. How, or why, or when, was this lymphatic bagman martyred?
I have had recent anatomical plates brought me for inspection, and I have actually button-holed the book-agent, a being commonly as hard to get rid of as the tar-baby in the negro legend, that I might put him to shame with the imperial illustrations of the bones and muscles in the great folio of Albinus, published in 1747, and the unapproached figures of the lymphatic system of Mascagni, now within a very few years of a century old, and still copied, or, rather, pretended to be copied, in the most recent works on anatomy.
These sloughed membranes give the stools of the typhoid fever patient their peculiar pea soup appearance. In a similar manner the lymphatic, venous and glandular structures which constitute the absorbent vessels of the intestines atrophy and slough away.
He will get to fancy I love him next, and he he has had neither eyes nor ears for any one else since he saw Harrie Hunsden this morning." A sharp, quick pain pierced the proud breast of the earl's daughter, for she did love him, and she knew it as much as it was in her lymphatic nature to love at all. "I will never forgive him never!" her white teeth clinched.
Another agency, acting on a large scale in some localities, is exerted by those diseases which are attributed to some disorder of the lymphatic system, as scrofula and rickets. Though not entirely unknown to the affluent classes, yet it is chiefly in the dwellings of the poor that these diseases find their victims.
To call it "rickets" is to place an undue emphasis upon the bony changes which, though common, are by no means invariable. Elsewhere I have suggested the name status catarrhalis, on an analogy with the name status lymphaticus, which in the post-mortem room is used to describe the secondary overgrowth of lymphatic tissue which is found in these catarrhal children.
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