Jimmy would be sure to tell her that the first signs of a chilblain were approaching.
Matilda's nose was a source of anxiety to herself, for the slightest thing made it red and swollen; the horror of a chilblain on this prominent portion of her face had been one of her terrors since her early childhood.
Indeed, a bad broken chilblain is a very serious and unpleasant matter.
A broken chilblain is a septic wound, that is, it is a wound that contains germs.
I have seen a terribly bad chilblain in an anæmic girl.
If you have a chilblain coming do not scratch it, for this makes it far worse.
But Boreas Bluster, coming in just then, saw what was going on, and gave Chilblain a whack that sent him spinning out of the room.
It is difficult to draw the line between the third degree of chilblain and the milder forms of true frost-bite; the difference is merely one of degree.
Chilblain or erythema pernio is a vascular disturbance resulting from the alternate action of cold and heat on the distal parts of the body.
When my brethren go forth to shoot the swift-footed ranchman as he gambols on the hill-sides, I cower above the camp-fire and rub mutton-tallow on my favorite chilblain through the still watches of the night.
His virtues, however, strong as they were, did not render him immune to the weaknesses to which young children are liable, and in his fifth year he developed a chilblain of the most painful description.
Beauvais kept me posing for three hours and a half without budging, and I had a chilblain that itched like mad on the finger inside the book.
I did look like that in his studio, though the chilblain was itching.
The wail of departed spirits is on the night wind, and the wail of the man with the chilblain answers back from the warrior's wigwam.
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