Of this hay, Mr. Sanford fed eleven cows some six or eight weeks.
At eight weeks, the four inner teeth are nearly as sharp as before.
There really is something wonderful in this since of the fifty-two weeks constituting a year, the sow would be carrying her pigs some forty-eight weeks.
At the present time the pigs shown with a sow must be certified to be her produce and not to exceed the age of eight weeks.
The uterus, now more than fifteen times its normal size and weight, begins gradually to contract and assume its normal weight of about two ounces; and it requires anywhere from four to eight weeks to accomplish this involution.
This troublesome symptom makes its appearance usually about the fourth week of pregnancy and lasts from six to eight weeks.
Packing her trunks, Miss Westbrook took the road along which her sister had travelled seven or eight weeks earlier.
Robinson, of Paternoster Row, till the summer of 1810, when the author had been for some seven or eight weeks a member of the University of Oxford.
With the same levity, he took the Sacrament, seven oreight weeks later, in Sussex, after returning to Field Place.
Six or eight weeks should be allowed to elapse before repeating the procedure.
If no complications supervene, the swelling subsides, and recovery may be complete in six or eight weeks.
The retentive apparatus should be worn for from six to eight weeks, after which the patient is allowed up with crutches, which he usually requires to use for three or four weeks longer, before he can bear his weight upon the limb.
The patient is confined to bed for six or eight weeks, and it may be several weeks more before he is able to resume active employment.
When the rim of the acetabulum has been fractured, the patient must be confined to bed with extension for six to eight weeks, to avoid the risk of re-dislocation.
In six or eight weeks," said he, "I hope to come again.
She clung to hope, and since he had said "six or eight weeks," she thought that she might wait the extreme limit mentioned by him before yielding to despair.
When he last left her he had promised to come to her again in six or eight weeks.
Three dorsal vertebrae, from a human embryo, eight weeks old, in lateral longitudinal section.
Face of a human embryo, eight weeks old (From Ecker.
Dose your puppies well for worms at eight weeks old, give them practically as much as they will eat, and unlimited exercise.
From five to eight weeks is always a critical period in the puppyhood of a Griffon, and it is necessary to supersede their maternal nourishment with extreme caution.
To learn the finishing would not require a person of ordinary talent more than a week, and either of the other processes probably not more than six or eight weeks.
To learn to spin on the throstle frames requires from six to eight weeks.
Women give their labor to the person who instructs them, from two to eight weeks.
Succession crops should be sown that will come to maturity one after the other, extending the season six or eight weeks.
A few plants of each will produce a supply of berries for a family through six or eight weeks, provided both early and late varieties are planted.
Or the seed may be sown in early spring, and plants will be fit to use in six or eight weeks.
In this state they are lowered into a cool, quiet tomb, which still further favors the prolongation of the artificially induced vital lethargy; in this condition they rest for from six to eight weeks.
Virchow received for examination a tail three inches long amputated from a boy of eight weeks.
Eight weeks later he, who in youth had been 'the youngest surgeon in the army, died, the oldest physician in the world.
When from six to eight weeks old, feed equal parts corn-meal; wheat-bran and fifteen per cent.
When six or eight weeks old, and even after they are full grown, they often get frightened, or gallied as it were, in dark nights.
Several unions, however, set the maximum at eight weeks, while in a very few a member may draw it for more than thirteen weeks in a single year.
In October, 1895, the New York local union adopted an out-of-work benefit, which provided for its unemployed members an allowance of four dollars per week for a period of eight weeks in each year.
The Garment Workers reach much the same end by providing that a member may not receive more than eight weeks' benefit during one year, nor more than twelve in two years, fifteen in three years, and eighteen in four years.
I know where I lost the others, and when my eight weeks' absence is up I can find them again.
On the other hand, these preliminary series when repeated as memory tests, after a rest-interval of eight weeks, gave markedly different results.
I therefore selected a healthy active female which was only eight weeks old, and tried to train her by the continuous training method.
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