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"Oh, Dr Middleton," interrupted Mrs Easy, "he has cut his hand; I am sure that a nerve is divided, and then the lockjaw " The doctor made no reply, but examined the finger: Jack Easy continued to play bob-cherry with his right hand. "Have you such a thing as a piece of sticking-plaster in the house, madam?" observed the doctor, after examination. "Oh, yes run, Mary run, Sarah!"
Suddenly he pulled himself together, and with a shout of laughter gathered up the reins and quickly set off round the corner of the house up to the highroad. Lars Peter stood gazing after the horse and cart, then went in and washed off the blood. Ditte bathed his wounds in cold water and put on sticking-plaster.
Bracegirdle: "Playing at tric-trac; so can't play the fool in your green-room to-night. On this, a musical ringing laugh was heard from outside the door, where the pseudo Bracegirdle was washing the gray from her hair, and the wrinkles from her face ah! I wish I could do it as easily! and the little bit of sticking-plaster from her front tooth. "Why, it is the Irish jade!" roared Cibber.
I rang again. At last a very tall powdered footman appeared more reproachful-looking than sympathetic, as though I hadn't ordered that dressing-case specially on his behalf. He said he thought one of the housemaids would have some sticking-plaster. He was very sorry he was needed downstairs, but he would tell one of the housemaids. I continued to dab and to curse. The blood flowed less.
Meanwhile, he continued the business of undressing, and at last showed his chest and arms. As I live, these covered parts of him were checkered with the same squares as his face; his back, too, was all over the same dark squares; he seemed to have been in a Thirty Years' War, and just escaped from it with a sticking-plaster shirt.
But why should I spend my good, red gold to make a beggar's holiday?" Constans felt his cheeks burn. "Their blood is redder than your gold," he said. "And if they are not afraid to risk " "What has cost them nothing and for whose loss there is quick repair in a few square inches of sticking-plaster. Tush! boy, you speak of these things as one who dreams visions at noonday.
During the same period she had become unquestionably entitled to the gold medals of the Lifeboat Institution and the Humane Society, having, with reckless courage, at the imminent risk of her life, and on innumerable occasions, saved that baby from death by drowning in washtubs and kennels, from mutilation by hot water, fire, and steam, and from sudden extinction by the wheels of cabs, carriages, and drays, while, at the same time she had established a fair claim to at least the honorary diploma of the Royal College of Surgeons, by her amazing practice in the treatment of bruises and cuts, and the application of sticking-plaster.
Was he at Hazarubaug? was he at Bogly Gunge? nobody knew, and for a considerable period the movements of Lake's cavalry were quite ambiguous, uncertain, promiscuous, and undetermined. "Such, briefly, was the state of affairs in October, 1804. We have there a cantonment, and thither I went for the mere sake of the surgeon and the sticking-plaster.
No experienced traveler will be without sticking-plaster, and for us to pick up the child, wash out the wound, draw the lips carefully together and secure them, binding up the bruised head in a handkerchief, was the work of only a few moments.
"Oh, Dr Middleton," interrupted Mrs Easy, "he has cut his hand; I'm sure that a nerve is divided, and then the lock-jaw " The Doctor made no reply, but examined the finger: Jack Easy continued to play bob-cherry with his right hand. "Have you such a thing as a piece of sticking-plaster in the house, madam?" observed the Doctor, after examination. "O yes: run, Mary, run, Sarah!"
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