... of the country, has pro- duced the destructive monster. The observations in Philadelphia seem to trace it ... The polycotyledones are only like double flowers, vegetable monsters, pro- duced by an excess of nourishment, and ...

... Arch. med. de Toubouse, 1908, xv, 251. Sternopagus. &« Monsters (Double). Sterntlial (Alfred). Geleitworte zur Fahrt in das ... 1908, viii. ------. The artificial production of one-eyed monsters and other defects which occur in na- ture ...

... a lus (a, trache- los, neck, kephale, head). Monster whose neck is par- ... atractylis, Pine thistle, ord. Composite, from the Mediterranean. Root, when ...

... weight,—a house or castle, or some powerful monster,—were on his stomach. A person, having had ... Monorchidesof the Cape of Good Hope, ii. 372 Monsters, ii. 584 double, ii. 588 Monstrosities, ii. 584 ...

... a rude imperfect state, In agonizing pains the monster frown'd, And roll'd in death her ... He was seated under the shade of some pine-trees at the foot of a rock, from ...

... a very small head. Of this hydra-like monster five species are already known. They were discovered ...

... for healthcare workers. U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health ... as seen from the Pine Tree. Peaslee BB. J Healthc Prot Manage 1998 ...

... food or remedy. Anomalies. Sec Anatomy (Abnormities of); Monsters; and under the names of organs. Anonymi introductio ... Dublin J. M. Sc, 1844, xxv, 170.—JLe- pine (R.) Sur la cause des ecchymoses du p6ricrane ...

... with pain ; The trembling boy by flight his safety sought. And now recall'd the lore which Venus taught. But now too late to fly the boar he strove, Who in the groin his tusks impetuous drove; On the disco!or'd grass Adonis lay, The monster trampling o'er his beauteous prey, Yet dares ...

... Counc, Ottawa Annual Rep. Nat. Res. Counc. Philip- pines Annual Rep. Nat. Soc. ... Found. Annual Rep. Safety in Mines Res. Bd Gr. Britain Annual Rep. S. ...