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Updated: July 4, 2025
Structure of skin Blisters Callosities Corns Chilblains Boils Carbuncle Abscess Veldt sores Tuberculosis of skin: Inoculation tubercle Lupus: Varieties Sporotrichosis Elephantiasis Sebaceous cysts or wens Moles Horns New growths: Fibroma; Papilloma; Adenoma; Epithelioma; Rodent cancer; Melanotic cancer; Sarcoma AFFECTIONS OF CICATRICES Varieties of scars Keloid Tumours AFFECTIONS OF NAILS.
Nothing remained but pumpkins, sweet potatoes, and Cheon's tardy watermelons, and the sight of the glaring blotches of pumpkins filled Cheon with fury. "Pumpee-kin for Clisymus!" he raved, kicking furiously at the hideous wens. Not if he knew it! and going to some stores left in our care by the Line Party, he openly stole several tins of preserved vegetables.
He prescribes euphrasia, eye-bright, for disease of the eyes; appealing confidently to the strange old doctrine of signatures, which inferred its use from the resemblance of its flower to the organ of vision. For the scattering of wens, the efficacy of a Dead Hand has been out of measure wonderful. But when he once comes to the odious class of remedies, he revels in them like a scarabeus.
Secondly, there are new parts or new vessels produced in many diseases, as on the cornea of the eye in ophthalmy, in wens and cancers, which cannot be supposed to have had a prototype or original miniature in the embryon.
The next morning, as soon as it was light enough to see, the work was commenced again, and by noon the last piece of rotten honeycombed rock with its streaks and wens of dull virgin gold had been cleaned up. The Desert Rat used the last of his dynamite in a vain endeavor to unearth another "kidney," and finally decided to call it quits.
Not one profession had thrown more light upon this subject than the Faculty had not all their disputes about it run into the affair of Wens and oedematous swellings, they could not keep clear of them for their bloods and souls the stranger's nose had nothing to do either with wens or oedematous swellings.
Some, and amongst the number those of whom we have just spoken, wens out by the Rue de Bourgogne, others were dragged through the Salle des Pas Perdus towards the grated door opposite the Pont de la Concorde.
The confusion with a cold abscess is most likely to occur in wens of the neck or back, and it may be impossible without the use of an exploring needle to differentiate between them. [Illustration: FIG.
The ruffian had hardly hit the wall before the negro was upon him again, making a noise in his throat like some wild animal, his face distorted and the muscles of his arms and body standing out as prominently as if he were covered with huge wens or tumors.
Then with the iron way came another phase that at one time threatened to bring the town into line with Swindon, Crewe and other railway "wens"; but except for some miles of small red-brick villas, packed close together on the bleak wolds that surround the town, it has not greatly suffered and is still essentially agricultural.
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