This exploring party landed at St. Helena and Edisto, and returned to Barbadoes after an absence of five months.
After a detention of five monthshe was set at liberty.
After a perilous voyage, five months in length, they arrived at New Orleans and at once entered on their work.
Tiffany removed the kidney of a woman of twenty-seven, five months pregnant, without interruption of this or subsequent pregnancies.
He also quotes Davies, mentioning an instance of a fetus of five months, which lived twelve hours, weighing 2 pounds, and measuring 12 inches, and which cried vigorously.
On the 15th of October a portion of a fetus of five months' growth in an advanced stage of decomposition protruded from the vulva.
Thus we lived for the space of five months in this miserable distresse, not having five able men to man our Bulwarkes upon any occasion.
The colony arrived in August, after a five months' voyage, and were dismayed to find the island strewn with human bones.
There was one period of five months, as they used afterwards to say, when they never once went to bed sure of being able to feed the army the next day.
It is not uncommon nowadays for a ship to be out four or five months, and to hit her port so exactly as to sail straight into it without altering her course more than a point or two.
He has 'em about once in every four or five months, and the rest part he's just as straight as anybody.
He seems to have kept it up for the last four or five months," said Hilary.
I wish to remain near my father, who is infirm and rather tottering; and I shall settle myself in Boston for the next four or five months.
It would be great folly for me, a peine established in London and getting a footing here, to break it all off for the sake of going to spend four or five months in Washington.
About the same as for a bottle-fed infant at four or five months, to be increased as indicated above.
At five months a healthy child will usually double its weight, and at twelve months it will nearly treble its weight.
What would be the proper proportions for an infant weaned at four or five months?
If a wet-nurse is available the employment of one is the thing most likely to succeed, particularly if the infant is under four or five months old.
Wood for rafters is the better for being put into a tank and left there for four or five months.
The amount of advance was to be limited to ten rupees, and this was to be worked off infive months unless in the case of sickness.
A medium-sized clothes basket will take care of our baby for four or five months.
I sent a cargo of supplies by Captain Carg when he made his last voyage to the island, and there will not be enough pearls found in the fisheries for four or five months to come to warrant my shipping them to market.
Five months, but for the last two I have not seen her.
Do you remember that any of your young girls were married about five months ago?
They would make warriors of these slaves in five months, and they would then be the first to recommence the war!
Just as you think and say, have I determined, and I have informed these insolent beys that I will not grant them a respite of five months, nor of five weeks; no, not of five days.
At the age of five months, associations of ideas arose independently of all instruction.
They were uttered after the lapse offive months exactly as at the beginning, only more vigorously.
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