When it occurs in little Children, it is almost ever cured by making them constantly wear a Bandage which should be made only of Fustian, with a little Pillow or Pincushion, stuffed with Linen Rags, Hair or Bran.
This Bandage with these Dressings are to remain on twenty-four or forty-eight Hours; Wounds being healed the sooner, for being less frequently drest.
It is to be kept on, by applying a good deal of Lint over it; covering the whole with a thick Compress, and then with a Bandage a little tighter than usual.
It's as if a bandage should be lifted from our eyes and we should suddenly see things in whose presence we had been always.
When the bandage was taken off my eyes I saw that I was in a large cave.
Then one the men noticed that the bandage had slipped and he pulled it into place.
It is because I see only too well that I am forced to bandage my eyes.
Sometimes on this was worn a light sort of hood, with a silken bandage passing under the chin.
Both men and women wore shoes, or rather slippers; the legs of the men being covered half way up with a kind of bandage wound round, or else a straight stocking reaching above the knee.
The physician, an intelligent looking man, examined the rude bandage I had made for the wounded man, and then silently motioned us to lay him on the litter, which we did.
When Bibikoff's bandage over the eyes was removed he found himself standing before Count Saxe, from whose eyes sparks seemed to be flying.
I believe that he was very glad to hold his tongue, for he complained of being tired, and I dressed his wound and wetted the bandage with cold water for him before he went to sleep.
He did not know that the bandage which the years had mercifully bound across her eyes had fallen away, and that she was seeing the everlasting tragedy of the conflict between dreams and life.
The scratch continued bleeding freely, but I did not bandage it at the time because I felt sure of needing my emergency dressing farther along.
Then I wet thebandage on his head an' arm, puttin' in plenty of turpentine on the arm to prevent poisonin'.
He had a bandage round his head an' another around his arm, while his leg was propped up on pillows.
West, taking out his handkerchief and beginning to fold it bandage fashion.
Here, we must ease up and let me bandage it," said Ingleborough.
With hasty fingers he tore off the sleeve of Jimmie's shirt, and bound up his arm tightly with a bandage from his kit; then he raised up over the rock and cursed the sockray Bosh and began to fire.
He was not a soldier, but a hospital-orderly or stretcher-bearer, as you could tell by the white bandage with a red cross on his arm.
Dan's ear was done up in adhesive plaster, and a bandage had been wound under his chin and up over his head, giving him the appearance of being much worse off than he really was.
Oh, I had almost forgotten that I had a head," laughed Dan, instinctively laying a hand on the bandage that was bound about his wound.
If you don't believe it, just look at thisbandage on my head.
They handed me this," he said, with a hard laugh, indicating the bandage which still surrounded his neck, although his wound had almost completely healed under the skilful treatment of Dr.
She eyed the ominous bandage which was still about his neck, and there was plain anxiety in her pretty eyes.
The man's forehead was bound with a blood-stained bandageof dirty cloth.
We may come across a Tartar with a raging tooth, and make him our friend for ever by extracting it, and I will put a bandage or two and some plaster in my pocket.
Mrs. Corbett could not reply for a minute, for she was putting a new bandage on Jimmy MacCaulay's finger, and she had the needle and thread in her mouth.
Painters represent Fortune with a bandage over her eyes, by which they mean to tell us, that she distributes her gifts indiscriminately, and as chance happens to throw a happy object in her way, without paying regard to either virtue or merit.
That a passion should lead you to forget to some extent the times in which we live, is conceivable; but I, my dear fellow, have not the mythological bandage over my eyes.
He never knew that Sid lay nightly watching, and frequently slipped the bandage free and then leaned on his elbow listening a good while at a time, and afterward slipped the bandage back to its place again.
Nurse has tied this bandage a little too tightly," I said mendaciously.
As she tied the knot which secured the bandage in its place she was aware that the eyes of Bart, no longer yellow-green, watched her; and she felt some vague movement of the wonder that was passing through the brute mind.
Ay, when the wound was thoroughly cleansed and when she started to wind the bandage again, she had even the courage to touch Black Bart's body and make him rise up so that she could pass the cloth freely.
Dan Barry had finished a swift, deft bandage and stopped the bleeding of the dog's wounds.
And the teeth were still bared, as with rapid, deft fingers she undid the bandage; and from instant to instant, as the bandage in spite of her care pressed against the wound, the beast shivered and wicked glances flashed up at her face.
Yet--she laid her hand on the bandage across the shoulder of Black Bart.
I can make a quick job with my bowie-knife and bandage it.
A minute later the amateur surgeon tied the last knot in the bandage which he had made out of a couple of bandanna handkerchiefs which had been contributed by others of the file.
She came to him at once, and righted the bandage with deft, unshrinking fingers, rolling part of the long scarf into a pad under his arm to ease the aching shoulder.
Desmond saw all this, because at night the shade was discarded, though the rakish bandage still eclipsed his right eye.
Permit, at least, that we make some manner ofbandage till it be possible to find the Doctor Sahib.
It yielded beneath her touch, and she dropped the end of the bandage with a little cry.
This bandage is hideously uncomfortable," he said in a changed tone.
Aunt Liza made very sure that he could not see under the bandage over his eyes.
His ankles were bound, the bandage over his eyes removed, and he was left to his own devices.
We tied the strings to the boots of a pigeon, sewed a bandage over his eyes, and tied him to the further end of the pigeon stool.
But I got off to our men among the bushes, and they bound my arm up, and put a bandage round my leg.
