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"I am sure," replied his moiety, "that murther by trust is the way that the gentry murther us merchants, and whiles make us shut the booth up but that has naething to do wi' Effie's misfortune." "So that," said the good woman, "unless poor Effie has communicated her situation, she'll be hanged by the neck, if the bairn was still-born, or if it be alive at this moment?"
Eventually a child is carried to full term, and it may be still-born, or, if born alive, may suffer from syphilitic manifestations. It is difficult to explain such vagaries of syphilitic inheritance as the infection of one twin and the escape of the other. Clinical Features.
The fetus, which was almost exsanguinated by amputation, weighed 22 1/2 pounds. Bumm speaks of the birth of a premature male infant weighing 4320 gm. Artificial labor had been induced at the thirty-fifth week in the hope of delivering a living child, the three preceding infants having all been still-born on account of their large size.
But I didn't care a snap of my finger whether anybody else believed in it, or even knew it had been formulated. It escaped out of my books my poor still-born books like Psyche from the chrysalis and soared away into the blue, and lived there.
There had been a terrible confinement, at the end of years of childlessness a still-born child and then, after a short apparent recovery, a rapid loss of strength and power. Poor, poor Elsie! But why why should this trouble have awakened in her this dumb tyranny towards Arthur, this alienation from Arthur's friends? Eugénie sharply drew herself together. She banished her thoughts.
Then at the thought that this was abortment, not death that destruction would complete its work before the dreamt-of, vainly awaited denizens would bring life to the still-born houses, one's melancholy deepened to hopeless discouragement.
"He knows something, doesn't he?" said Cesar, looking at Popinot. "But, monsieur, if the hair is still-born, it is impossible to give it life, and I am lost! my prospectus will be ridiculous. You don't know how queer the public is; you can't go and tell it " "That it has got manure upon its head," said Popinot, wishing to make Vauquelin laugh again.
She married Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg on May 2, 1816, and died after giving birth to a still-born child in the following year. She was not quite twenty-two years old. The news of her death greatly affected the old queen, her grandmother. Her health, that had long been weak, grew weaker, and she died on November 17, 1818.
"John drove after the doctor instantly, and I stayed. Poor girl! It was still-born; and she, poor thing! we saw, could not live long." Madge, indeed, died the same night, totally worn out at nineteen. And Absalom? He had gone to work on a distant railway as a navvy, and, earning good wages and able to enjoy himself nightly at the taverns, forgot poor Madge. Months went on.
At 11 A.M. I delivered her of the second girl, after having rectified presentation, which was singular, face, hands, and feet all presented; I placed in proper position and practised 'version. This child was 'still-born, and after considerable effort by artificial respiration it breathed and came around 'all right. The third girl was born at 11.40 A.M. This was the smallest one of the four.
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