... that you're © wearing.” And Mae said, “Well, honey, you could think about ... evaluation meant with reference to the process that we are going through ...

... It is usually administered in combina- tion with honey and vinegar in the form of an oxymel, ... cellular, and fan- cifully compared to an irregular honey-comb. The term favus, however, was differently employed ...

... whortleberries. The melons (watermelon, musk- melon, cantaloupe, casaba, ... instruc- tions reference is made to “Eating for Health and Efficiency,” ...

... sweet, brown liquid of the con- sistence of honey, and of a taste not unpleas- ant to ... With reference to the first allegation, it must be remembered ...

... us. In the simple sensation which precedes the reference,-the mere pleasure of sweet- ON TASTE. 197 ness or the mere pain of bitterness-there is nothing which seems to mart more distinctly the presence of honey or wormwood, or any similar external substance, than ...

... being Dextrose in their nature and similar to honey, do not require the ... By this we have reference to those obtained from the wheat, rice, barley, ...

... the small egg of the frog. Now, with reference to these eggs, we say that they are produced in the body of certain organs called ovaries; these organs are composed of a number of departments like honey comb or sacs, and every sac or department ...

... L. Arch , xp Path., Lpz., 1939, 192: 3S3-.S- Honey and camomile "tea S. Barth. Hosp. .1., I.ond., ... Also Mschr. Geburtsh. Gyn., 1939, 109: MEL. See Honey. MELA, Benedetto. Gli interventi chirurgici nella pratica stomatoiatrica. ...

... it which, in our own language, are denominated honey- comb scall, and scalled head. Qpavajia, by which ... 641. Homceopathia, i 598. Home-sickness, u. 197. Honey-dew, what, i. 171. Hooping-cough, i 268. ...

... the subject. They are too often prescribed without reference to the pathological state upon which the disease depends. Those most in use are, sweet spirits of nitre, cantharides, common juniper, nitre, squill, oil of turpentine, scaldingwater on honey bees, &c.; this latter is very good to ...