The ladies' medical friendSherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Pasternoster Row., 1845 - 80 |
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... , none so surely attracts our attention and sympathy , as that which may be termed the ' bud of life . " " SECOND EDITION . LONDON : SHERWOOD , GILBERT , AND PIPER , PATERNOSTER ROW . 1845 . THEC OD LONDON : Printed by W. J. WHITE ,
... , none so surely attracts our attention and sympathy , as that which may be termed the ' bud of life . " " SECOND EDITION . LONDON : SHERWOOD , GILBERT , AND PIPER , PATERNOSTER ROW . 1845 . THEC OD LONDON : Printed by W. J. WHITE ,
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... termed by the Profession , is characterised not merely by the hue of the com- plexion , which is by no means essential to the disease ( for the skin may be deadly white , without any tinge of green ) , but by a universal and marked ...
... termed by the Profession , is characterised not merely by the hue of the com- plexion , which is by no means essential to the disease ( for the skin may be deadly white , without any tinge of green ) , but by a universal and marked ...
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... termed checked menstruation , produced chiefly by such means as are capable of acting powerfully on the nervous or circulating system , as violent passions of the mind , the application of cold to the surface of the body , standing long ...
... termed checked menstruation , produced chiefly by such means as are capable of acting powerfully on the nervous or circulating system , as violent passions of the mind , the application of cold to the surface of the body , standing long ...
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... termed obstruction , is naturally produced by pregnancy , and very commonly by such maladies as have a tendency to induce general debility ; the first of these causes is invariably diminished by its peculiar effects ; in the second ...
... termed obstruction , is naturally produced by pregnancy , and very commonly by such maladies as have a tendency to induce general debility ; the first of these causes is invariably diminished by its peculiar effects ; in the second ...
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... termed , " The turn of Life , " or " The change of Life . " Dis- eases of the liver and other glands make greater pro- gress then than at any other time of life , or make their appearance for the first time . Stomach affections are also ...
... termed , " The turn of Life , " or " The change of Life . " Dis- eases of the liver and other glands make greater pro- gress then than at any other time of life , or make their appearance for the first time . Stomach affections are also ...
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