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Updated: May 22, 2025
It may also be from the passages, when the membranes are thick, the orifice too narrow, and the neck of the womb not sufficiently open, the passages strained and pressed by tumours in the adjacent parts, or when the bones are too firm, and will not open, which very much endangers the mother and the child; or when the passages are not slippery, by reason of the waters having broken too soon, or membranes being too thin.
But as soon, as the dark came on the men would crawl into the trenches, stick their rifles between the sandbags and get ready for work. It seemed to be always raining. They said that when it wasn't actually raining it was either clearing off or just getting ready to rain again. Twenty minutes in the trenches and a man was all over mud, wet, cold, slippery mud.
On the way Bubud insisted on drinking from a dirty swamp by the roadside, although there was a limpid stream not fifty yards ahead which he could see as well as I. But there was nothing for it but the swamp; I accordingly let him have his way, only to find the bank slippery and the water deep, so that he went in up to his shoulders, with his hindquarters on the bank.
You'll have to wait a few moments. Are you swimming?" "No, I am holding to a rock. It's awful slippery and I'm freezing too." "All right. Is Stacy with you?" "Yes, I've got him. "Good! Have courage! I'll be with you," said Ned encouragingly. "You'll have to hurry. I can't hold on much longer. The falls are just below here and if I have to let go it's all up with us."
But the afternoon was not gone when he felt a big tug at his line. It took him a long time to pull that fish in. When the hook came out of the water a long wriggly thing was on it. "Oo, oo, it's a snake," screamed little Hepzebiah. "No, it's only an eel," said the Toyman, "he won't hurt you." But he had to take it off Jehosophat's hook himself, the eel was so slippery and wriggled so.
Slippery fellow, he won't be able to go to the Fighting Cocks this afternoon, at any rate. Whereupon Stevens would have gone up to him with the utmost tenderness, and asked him if he was hurt; and Penkridge, getting up, would, by way of gratitude, have grinned in his face." "Well, you'd better finish the scene," said Power; "what would Percival have said?" "Thunder-and-lightning?
Another mortal struggle, and he was up again, beating the water with his hands, and looking out, with wild and glaring eyes that showed him some black object he was drifting close upon. The hull of a ship! He could touch its smooth and slippery surface with his hand.
A little longer, and even an Indian must fire at random; moreover, we might reach some stream and manage to break our trail. The ground was smooth before us, too smooth, and slippery with pine needles; the pines themselves stood in grim brown rows, and we ran between them lightly and easily, husbanding our strength.
"So much the worse then for every one. It's very easy." They were by this time in the antechamber, still alone together, as she hadn't rung for a servant. The antechamber was high and square, grave and suggestive too, a little cold and slippery even in summer, and with a few old prints that were precious, Strether divined, on the walls.
In the field, or grappling in mortal combat, on the blood slippery quarterdeck of an enemy's vessel, British soldier or sailor is the bravest of the brave.
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