He made a single thrust in the soft underpart of the gorp's throat, catching in the cup he took from Groft some of the ichor which spurted from the wound.
When he raised his arm for a second thrust, greenish ichor ran from the blade down his wrist.
So saying with both hands she wiped the ichor from the arm; her arm was comforted, and the grievous pangs assuaged.
Then flowed the goddess's immortal blood, such ichor as floweth in the blessed gods; for they eat no bread neither drink they gleaming wine, wherefore they are bloodless and are named immortals.
Beyond there was another laboratory vast and clean and busy, where the healing ichor of the herbs was mixed with the drugs and the cream.
And she drew the nail out gently, but she poured no ichor in; and instead the liquid fire spouted forth, like a stream of red-hot iron.
Then Talus said, 'Who are you, strange maiden, and where is this ichorof youth?
Then Medeia held up a flask of crystal, and said, 'Here is the ichor of youth.
This the hum of bees garrulous as they cling to the scent left by the rubbing of elephants' foreheads with ichor flowing!
In the case of elephants, 'having their ichor regulated by a proper regimen.
Even when held fast with great effort in palaces, she totters as if drunk with the ichor of their many wild elephants.
The eyes and cheeks are red with the corrosive tears, and the ichor of some herpetic eruptions erodes far and wide the contiguous parts, and is pungently salt to the taste, as some patients have informed me.
Have no heaven-habitants e'er felt a void In hearts sublimed with ichor unalloyed?
Like the Incas of Peru, he belonged to the solar race, and the blood which flowed in his veins was the ichor of the gods.
It shot up first-born when the ravening eagle on the rugged flanks of Caucasus let drip to the earth the blood-like ichor of tortured Prometheus.
And as he was heaving massy rocks to stay them from reaching the haven, he grazed his ankle on a pointed crag; and the ichor gushed forth like melted lead; and not long thereafter did he stand towering on the jutting cliff.
The thing that lay half-bent on its side in a fetid pool of greenish-yellow ichor and tarry stickiness was almost nine feet tall, and the dog had torn off all the clothing and some of the skin.
Of genuine blood there was none; only the fetid greenish-yellow ichor which trickled along the painted floor beyond the radius of the stickiness, and left a curious discoloration behind it.
How should she dream the ichor Love, Was hellebore in truth?
The vine, its burden gone, began to drip a thick ichor from its ragged end upon the dead animal beneath it.
And as the ichor touched upon a white lump, the lump would swell, wriggle, and change color.
And the trees, under the onslaught of another bear-thing on a dangling pod, would produce new insects, then drip its ichor to fertilize the eggs in the newly dead bear-thing.
Then Talus said, "Who are you, strange maiden; and where is this ichor of youth?
Then Medeia held up a flask of crystal, and said, "Here is the ichor of youth.
And she drew the nail out gently; but she poured no ichor in; and instead the liquid fire spouted forth, like a stream of red-hot iron.
Apis is more especially useful in removing pain, in changing the secretion of ichor to that of healthy pus, and in arresting the consumptive fever.
Immortal ichor seemed in the veins of every Greek.
Had not King Hephæstos wrought every line of clear Phœnician glass, then touched them with snow and rose, and shot through all the ichor of life?
As certainly as an ulcer poisons with its malignant ichor this blood that visits every part of the body, so surely is this ulcer poisoning every part of our community.
From this moral ulcer there flows out daily and nightly an ichor as destructive as that from a cancer.
As the Nile waters were the source of Egypt's prosperity, so the abundant Russian harvests constitute the life-giving ichor which flows in the veins of the Russian nation.
Elsie stood near it, her face turned to the mighty thunder-chariot from which a refreshing wind, laden with the ichor of the fallen rain, stirred the richness of her hair.
Perhaps he had breathed the very air which now, full of the scents and ichor of the sea, gently stirred her locks.
The peritoneal cavity contained a "virulent ichor or thin liquor, yellowish, or greenish.
A bloodyichor was oozing from the corners of his eyes, and from his mouth and gums.
The annular propagation of the ring-worm, and its continuing to enlarge its periphery, is well accounted for by the acrimony of the ichor or saline fluid eroding the skin in its vicinity.
Young children have sometimes an eruption upon the head called Tinea, which discharges an acrimonius ichor inflaming the parts, on which it falls.
He piled rocks on it, as Revel stamped the yellow ichor out thin and stringy, spread rock dust and jetty coal fragments over it till no sign of the murder remained.
Bending, Nirea saw beyond it the sack and draining ichor of a globe.
Many slaves die of it, and its periodical discharges of bloody ichor makes me suspect it to be a development of fever.
Then Mrigankadatta, making the earth miry with the foam of high-mettled horses, and the frontal ichor of elephants, and deafening the world with the noise of his drums, moved on slowly to Ujjayini to victory.
There is a reference here to the mada or ichor which exudes from an elephant's temples when in rut.
He saw the water of that stream flowing along brown with the pollen of flowers, and remarked that it was pervaded by the smell of the ichor of elephants, and troubled with waves.
And they came back and said to that prince of the Daityas, "King, the bull of Siva has gone higher up the stream, and is amusing himself in the water with Airavana: so this water is full of his garlands and of the ichor of Airavana.
Here there is an elaborate pun--kara means hand and also proboscis--dana giving and the ichor that exudes from the temples of a mast elephant.
