Thomson, who made up her medicine-chest, and who had been her attendant for many years, declared he never prescribed it for her; and it was next to impossible she could have possessed it.
A stone pitcher of liquor was now his constant attendant when he pulled on board to weigh his anchor; which said pitcher, for fear of accidents, he carried down into the cabin himself.
In Ireland the dysenteries, typhus and relapsing fevers, attendant on and following the famine, were hardly over when the plague of the throat began among the children.
Such had been the drift of things in England apart from the industrial revolution; but it is the latter which furnishes the best illustrations of a poor prolific populace, of a growing struggle, and of the attendant typhus fever.
In the autumn and winter the distress, with the attendant fever and dysentery, became worse.
The red pustules, or white pustules, with attendant ill-smelling sweats, are mentioned over and over again.
In the hand of the young man is a stout club, an attendant is sleeping at his feet, while his dog is watchfully alert.
A small tombstone in the Berlin Museum contains a lady engaged in her toilet with the assistance of an attendant maid and, above them, two sirens are engaged in playing, the one on the lyre and the other on the flute.
He did not require an attendant at night--he preferred being alone, she had ascertained; and she knew that his door was constantly left open for the admission of fresh air.
But there is no need to dwell much upon the diagnosis, for the passage of renal or hepatic calculi has always attendant symptoms and features of constitutional history, which ought to preserve the physician from mistake.
Anaemia is a specially frequent attendant of gastralgia, more so than of other neuralgias.
The chevalier left the room, called his different attendant with the greatest care, as if he were giving them different orders.
From the 'Great Dragon'--a poor gleeman and his attendant to his home on the shore.
I need not, my friends, present to you my turbulent son Edmund, or the attendant he has picked up.
At the same moment hisattendant turned round and assisted his foes.
The lad who defied my unhappy father in the frantic fury of his power--the warrior I had seen fighting by the side of his king--the faithfulattendant of many years?
There is, Madam, always some danger attendant on such a violent seizure; but I see no great reason to apprehend a fatal issue.
A female attendant went to call her, but she was asleep; and on returning, she asked if she should awake her.
Their talents, their rank, and their wealth, often excite our envy; but if we knew all the moral disadvantages which are attendant on their great possessions, such a passion would never glow in our breast.
He then informed me that, from his childhood, he had been a regular attendant at his parish church, and endeavoured to practise the relative virtues which he so frequently had heard inculcated.
I mentioned this incident at the rectory, and then learned that the poor widow was a regular attendant at the church, and was considered decidedly pious.
I am at a loss to conceive how any Christian can consent to be comfortably clothed and fed, while so many, even of the household of faith, are suffering all the evils attendant on a state of poverty.
The faithful little attendant knew that what was salvaged from such bargaining must be the last resort and sole capital of this shattered family.
To me the influx of gold, and that attendant power which is its only worth, have become a tidal wave.
Equally trying, though different in variety, were the difficulties attendant upon construction at either end.
A man of resolution and moderate ability, the glory attendant upon his work turned his head.
So that the two young people, from being always attendant on the elder, began to draw apart and establish a separate kingdom.
She had never questioned any beliefs, and she was, from habit and custom, a regular attendant at morning service.
With no words of their own, they understood what the attendant said to them, and seemed to be relieved of their loneliness by our company.
The attendant once or twice began talking about his orders, but I had no time to listen.
Well, the attendant declares, or at least Captain Devers says he declares, you twice choked him off when he tried to tell you what his orders were by saying he shouldn't mind such orders.
The attendantbrought him a tall glass and poured the soda hissing into the brandy.
Well, then, what does it mean--your having told the attendanthis orders were of no account?
Burroughs's orders he was put to bed and an attendant from my troop was detailed with instructions to see that no stimulants of any kind were given him.
He tiptoed away through the long corridor, found the drowsy attendant in the big ward, and learned that the steward had gone to his little home in Sudstown, but would return in five minutes.
Willett looked nervously about him, bade the attendant bring him some brandy and soda, and threw himself into a chair in front of the stove.
Aleck found himself listening to an interminable talk about copper veins and silver veins, a new kind of assaying instrument, and the good luck attendant upon the opening of Lloyd-Jones' new mine, the Liza Lu.
And he proceeded to perform the duties attendant on his master's wardrobe with a wise, deep-seated shake of the head.
He elaborated and detailed to all interested, and to some whom it did not concern, many excuses for his delay in returning to his expedition, lying supine and attendantat Msala.
Day after day he tranquilly shouldered his rifle, and alone, or followed by one attendant only, he disappeared into the forest, only to emerge therefrom at sunset.
An attendant here rushes in and says that Yendo insists on seeing Wataru.
There are many other figures, mortals, angels, and demons, who indicate in various ways the constant struggle and mortification attendant on the Franciscan calling.
Day after day, as we looked from our windows in early morning, we saw flocks of sheep with their attendant shepherds, and herds of goats coming down in great numbers from the mountains.
The four main masks, with their attendant groups of subordinates, have passed before us; but a multitude whom no man can number and no words can describe press on from behind.
The courage displayed in maintaining these quarrels and facing their attendant dangers deserves the name of folly rather than of bravery.
Moreover, the attendant need not be highly paid, as he will not have required an engineman's training, as will the attendant on an electric lighting plant.
Generators of the carbide-feed type must be provided with some form of approved measuring device to enable the attendant to determine when the maximum allowable quantity of carbide has been fed into the generating chamber.
Putting it aside, however, light is obtainable by means of acetylene with less attendant vitiation of the air than by means of any other gas or of oil or candles.
When William Ferguson left the presence of his sister, he hastened with his sable attendant to overtake his brother; whom he joined a few miles on the road.
London, of Hamilton, the medical attendant and much-valued friend of the Livingstones, furnishes us with a reminiscence of this occasion.
It was during this voyage that the lamentable insanity and suicide of his native attendant Sekwebu occurred, of which we have an account in the Missionary Travels.
On the way Stanley heard of the death of his English attendant Shaw, whom he had left unwell.
