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These edifices are built at a very cheap rate; and when laths or battens are fixed inside of them, may be covered with plaister, and either whitewashed or painted. Besides the extensive sheep-runs of the colony, there is an unlimited extent of excellent corn-land.
That lady was kind and cordial, and expressed many wishes that she might see him again in Exeter. When he said a few words about Mr. Gibson, Mrs. MacHugh only laughed, and declared that the gentleman would soon find a plaister for that sore. "There are more fishes than one in the sea," she said. "But I'm afraid they've quarrelled, Mrs. MacHugh." "So they tell me.
"Ladies and gentlemen, I shall now offer to your notice a valuable plaister, the effects of which are miraculous. Dionysius, come hither, you have felt the benefit of this plaister; tell your case to those who are present, and mind you tell the truth." Hereupon Timothy stepped forward.
The plaister can be made as large as the wound. The wound is certainly a very extensive one, and it seems at first sight almost ridiculous for any private enterprise to attempt dealing with it. Three millions of people, living in little short of perpetual misery have to be reached and rescued out of this terrible condition.
Then, again, beware of scratching any exposed part of the skin, for, unless it is quickly covered by plaister or otherwise attended to, an irritating sore, which may take months to heal, will often result. There are, during the visit of a travelling party to a Samoan town, no fixed times for meals. You are expected to eat much and often.
His little face brightened, and his mother having once got the cue, the two women kept the little fellow amused, until his plaister had taken effect. "He's better, oh, Mrs. Jenkins, look at his eyes! how different! And he breathes quite softly " As Mary spoke thus, the doctor entered. He examined his patient. Baby was really better.
On each side of the shop were two gin establishments, and next to them were two public-houses and then two eating-houses, frequented by graziers, butchers, and drovers. Did the men drink so much as to quarrel in their cups, who was so handy to plaister up the broken heads as Mr Cophagus? Did a fat grazier eat himself into an apoplexy, how very convenient was the ready lancet of Mr Cophagus.
Hamon; we all made way for them, and the men cheered themselves scarlet; but he came down cool and quiet; you know his way with his eyes half shut; and and he was so brown; and he looks sad and he had a great plaister on the left temple. And then he saw me." Isabel sprang up, and came up to Anthony and took his hands. "Oh!
Within the coach, and facing the horses, sat the two judges of the Crown Court and Nisi Prius, both in scarlet, with full wigs and little round patches of black plaister, like ventilators, on top; facing their lordships sat Sir Felix Felix-Williams, the sheriff, in a tightish uniform of the yeomanry with a great shako nodding on his knees, and a chaplain bolt upright by his side.
"That's for myself," rejoined Mrs. Maggot, dealing him a blow, which stretched him senseless on the floor. "Bravo, Poll!" cried Jack, who having again pinioned Shotbolt, was now tracing a few hasty lines on a sheet of paper. "You've given him a broken head, I perceive." "He'll scarcely need a plaister," replied Mrs. Maggot, laughing.
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