Two ounces of camomile flowers should be boiled for 20 minutes in a quart of water and the infusion on cooling should be given to the affected animal.
If an infant is seriously troubled with colic, there is nothing better than camomile or catnip tea.
These should be brought to a head by warm poultices of camomile flowers, or boiled white lily root, or onion root, by fermentation with hot water, or by stimulating plasters.
As Rebecca Mary lay and waited for her camomile tea she was certain she could hear him stepping about under the window.
What you need is a good dose of camomile tea to tone you up.
Esther spilt a larger quantity of camomile tea than usual.
Tommy gave her a cigarette, and Nadine fetched her mother her bedroom bottle of water out of which she drank freely, having refused camomile tea with cigar ash in it.
Esther Sturgis on the other hand was occasionally sipping hot camomile tea.
Esther, since her camomile tea was quite spoiled, took a cigarette instead, which she liked better.
A long ash off Tommy Freshfield's cigar here fell into Esther's camomile tea.
He had his camomile tea brought into the drawing-room to-night while he was talking to the bishop about Gothic architecture and the, well--the state of Piccadilly.
We were talking of you last night: I wish you had been there to hear; but you had gone to bed with your camomile tea.
Perhaps you think camomiletea subtle also, whereas I should only find it dull.
For though the camomile the more it is trodden on, the faster it grows, yet youth, the more it is wasted, the sooner it wears.
Tumblerful of hot water (preferably distilled) to which senna leaves and German camomile flowers (very little) have been steeped to infuse; or a cupful of dandelion coffee could be taken if the bowels are regularly acting.
As to the bowels, some senna and camomile tea at bedtime would help to clear them.
Old Camomile was too wise to put the powerful drug he had given Joel the night before into such weak hands.
Old Camomile says that every blade of grass has its own little green soul, and loves the wind and the sunshine and the rain, and has its ideas about the sky and the stars.
If he were possessed by a devil, as he verily believed he was, Old Camomile would be able to cast it out.
A tea-cupful of camomile tea, in which is stirred a large dessert-spoonful of moist sugar, and a little grated ginger, is an excellent thing to administer to aged people a couple of hours before their dinner.
It is Madame returning in great anxiety, I am sure," said Madame Adolphe, giving to the professor his sixth cup of camomile tea.
He went up the stairway leading to his little room, and complained so much of his pains in the stomach that Madame Adolphe filled him with camomile tea.
Camomile Pill, and hold a bucket to your mouth to catch the water.
Bold Old Daddy," Mercurial Retailer of Caustic and Squills, Leaches and Rhubarb and Camomile Pills.
And there's the half a lung, and the boneset and camomile tea, and the blister, and the girl with an eye like a spot of rainbow, and the sacred law in a Remington rifle!
Pierre had charged Duc the incompetent upon matters for the old man's comfort, and had himself, with a curious sort of kindness, steeped the boneset and camomile in whisky, and set a cup of it near his chair.
The teeth ought not to be drawn during pregnancy, unless urgently required, but should be relieved by applying hot fomentations to the face, as a camomile poultice.
As Virgie answered the bell, Aunt Hominy took down her cherished camomile and sprinkled the little children, and gave them each a glass of sassafras beer to bless their insides.
I'll sprinkle ye fust widcamomile an' witch-hazel dat I keep up on de chimney-jamb.
On a house just where Camomile Street touches Bishopsgate is a tablet affixed telling of the gate that was once in the old wall just here.
Just beyond it was the desert sand, and in the background a saffron-hued mountain known as the Camomile Mountain; and camomile was the scent which pervaded our village and all Damascus.
One has only to smell dried camomile flowers to find that their fragrance is that of hay meadows in an English June!
Camomile preparations, too, are now so largely used in medicine and still keep their reputation for wholesome and soothing qualities that it has enjoyed for generations.
For it is made from the dried flowers of camomile to which the later pressings of the grape have been added.
Under the Camomile tesselated pavement, found in 1706, lay two feet of rubbish, and beneath that several funeral urns.
Cut the camomile in pieces and rub fine with the sal-ammoniac; add the lavender water and vinegar by placing all in a glass flask and let it digest for twelve hours and filter.
It is used by holding a tea-spoonful in the mouth as long as possible and spitting out: Spanish camomile root 4-1/2 drachms.
A camomile bed,-- The more it is trodden, The more it will spread.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "camomile" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
