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The third book Schools and Universities on the Continent in which are put the complete results of the second Continental exploration is, I suppose, much less known than the non-professional work, though perhaps not quite so unknown as the earlier report on elementary education.
Although the lancing of the gums, to make it intelligible to a non-professional person, requires a long description, it is, in point of fact, a simple affair, is soon performed, and gives but little pain. If teething cause convulsions, what ought to be done? He must remain in the bath for a quarter of an hour, or until the fit be at an end.
But he looked less grave when informed that Mr. Halliday had died of a bilious fever. "Did Mr. Halliday die in London?" he asked. "He did." "I should like ahem if it were possible, to see the medical man who attended him. These fevers rarely prove fatal unless there is some predisposing cause." "In this case there was none." "You speak rather confidently, Mr. Sheldon, as a non-professional man."
The systematist who studies only dried corpses will soon be out of date." Now all this is not given to intimate that there is no scientific justification for the term "species," but to make plain to my non-professional readers what every well-informed biologist already knows, namely, that at the present time the "species question" is still in a very unsatisfactory state.
Finally, as the last of all these non-professional readings by our author, there was given on Friday the 26th of March, 1858, a reading of the "Christmas Carol," in the Music Hall at Edinburgh. His audience consisted of the members of, or subscribers to, the Philosophical Institution.
Cole and Durand and Ingham and Inman and Chapman and Bryant and Verplanck and Charles Hoffman were in it when I first became acquainted with it; and younger artists have been brought into it since, Gray and' Huntingdon and Kensett, and other non-professional gentlemen interested in art, and the meetings have been always pleasant.
I had known him for many a year, and liked him the better, if that was possible, the longer I knew him. Mathews was the leader of the company; next was another illustrious man whose name will live for ever, and who was not only one of the greatest authors of his time, but also the most distinguished of the non-professional actors.
In exceptional cases you find a tourniquet or the Spanish windlass applied. This, when applied by a surgeon, may answer very well, but when applied by a non-professional person it is invariably screwed up so tight that the pain produced thereby is so great and intolerable that the patient prefers rather to bleed to death. This is a great objection.
You do not start and cry: "Mine!" That is well. I have not much esteem for non-professional actresses. They are numerous and not entertaining. You leave it to me to talk. 'Could I do better? 'You listen sweetly. 'It is because I like to hear. 'You have the pearly little ear of a shell on the sand. 'With the great sea sounding near it! Alvan drew closer to her.
She was then hull-down, and to the non-professional eye there was nothing at all unusual in her appearance; she was simply a becalmed ship under topsails and topgallantsails, with her courses clewed up but not furled. A cloud of minute spots which could only be birds hovering round her, bore no significance to any one save Mildmay; and even he was not sure that he knew quite what it meant.
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