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"We don't subscribe to anything, or take any truck in parsons; and the slavey has a whitlow on her finger, and mother's having fits over the cooking. But come in, if you want to." "Thank you, I will." While Parson Jack ascended to the front door and rang at the bell, Dick skipped down the area steps, and presently opened to him with a mock start of surprise.
That was a narrow escape you had!" exclaimed Ruth, when she and her sister were at liberty to return to the farmhouse. "Were you hurt?" "No; I strained one arm just a little. But it will make a good scene, so Russ said." "Too good too realistic!" declared Paul. "When I get a chance at that Whitlow " "Please don't do anything!" begged Alice. "It wasn't really his fault. If I hadn't had the cat "
"Look out!" shouted Paul, and, dropping what he was carrying, he made a leap toward the animal Whitlow was riding. "Roll out of the way of his feet!" cried the director. "Shall I keep on with the film?" asked the camera man, for his duty was to turn until told to stop, no matter what happened. "Let it run!" Alice cried. "I can get out of the way. Don't stop on my account!"
"I can't possibly, my dear; I only wanted to ask you if you have engaged Miss Willy Whitlow for the entire week or if you could let me have her for Friday and Saturday? Jinny hasn't a rag to wear to Abby Goode's lawn party and I don't know anybody who does quite so well for her as poor Miss Willy. Oh, that's so sweet of you! I can't thank you enough!
He has 11 mules and horses and raised 65 bales of cotton last year. His property is all paid for. His brother, Moses Moore, also has 65 acres, all paid for, and Reuben Moore, a nephew, owns 212 acres, all paid for. Their farms join. James Whitlow, father-in-law of Mr. J. C. Calloway, the teacher referred to, owns 1,137 acres in one body, only about two miles from our place.
One had scratched her finger, another had a whitlow; this one had risen in the morning with the white of her eye bloodshot; that one had put her finger out, telling her beads. All had some little thing the matter with them. "Ah! you have lied to our mother; your nails are marked with white," said one to her neighbour. "You stopped a long time at confession this morning, sister," said another.
On November 10th, a German soldier who followed Vivien about with humble fidelity since she had cured him of a bad whitlow and also because, as he said, it was a joy to speak English once more for he had been a waiter at the Savoy Hotel came to her in the Boulevard d'Anspach and said "The Red flag, lady, he fly from Kommandantur. With us I think it is Kaput."
The Bridge Way was an irregular straggling street, where the town fringed off raggedly into the Whitlow road: rows of new red-brick houses, in which ribbon-looms were rattling behind long lines of window, alternating with old, half-thatched, half-tiled cottages one of those dismal wide streets where dirt and misery have no long shadows thrown on them to soften their ugliness.
Henry's Malvolio was fine and dignified, but not good for the play, and I never could help associating my Viola with physical pain. On the first night I had a bad thumb I thought it was a whitlow and had to carry my arm in a sling. It grew worse every night, and I felt so sick and faint from pain that I played most of my scenes sitting in a chair. One night Dr.
Several varieties of whitlow are recognised, but while it is convenient to describe them separately, it is to be clearly understood that clinically they merge one into another, and it is not always possible to determine in which connective-tissue plane a given infection has originated. Initial Stage.
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