I ran indoors for water and some wine, I came out and lanced her arm with my penknife.
A young doctor of Amsterdam, by name Goswin Hall, being tormented by insupportable pain caused by the difficult eruption of a wisdom tooth, had the gum lanced above it.
In such a case it is necessary to apply to the cheek a hot cataplasm of flour and figs, so as to induce suppuration, after which the gums must belanced and the splinter of bone extracted.
But sun or no sun, light streamed from this orb, light in multicolored, lanced rays, banishing the blackness through which we had been flying.
Atkinson had his foot lanced and should be well in a couple of days.
Instances have occurred where a band of orcas laid siege to whales in tow, and although frequently lanced and cut with boat spades, made away with their prey.
They said that if George Stoker had not lanced the thumb that minute, I should have lost my arm.
He lanced it then and there, and I went on with my part for that night.
I remember that my apology for one on that occasion was slinging an empty black oil-skin haversack knapsack-ways, which looked so much like a newly-lanced blister on my back that it made both the vraws and the frogs stare.
If death it be, it is not the first wound, 7 That lanced has my breast with bleeding smart.
But Meetuck was as good-humoured an Esquimaux as ever speared a walrus or lanced a polar bear.
Jim got on all right for a while: we used to watch him well, and have his teeth lanced in time.
I remember we got one lanced and the gum healed over before the tooth came through, and we had to get it cut again.
It had a double arrear of blood to settle with the Christians: two hundred years before, a master of Santiago and all his cavaliers had been lanced by the Moors before its gates.
She lanced down out of the night like a spear of flame, vengeful and deadly.
Illustration: The Arrow lanced down out of the night like a spear of flame, vengeful and deadly.
The doctorlanced it, and it ran for fourteen weeks after.
It had taken all the water from me; it was impossible for it to be born until they had lanced the child to let the water out of it.
The senior officer, who took charge of my case, wished to make a stiff joint, whilst his junior thought it should be lanced and poulticed, to take out the matter, which by this time was creating an abscess in the joint.
I was again inspected about this time by a stranger doctor, and immediately after he left, my leg was lanced and poulticed.
He never did make a reply to any shaft lanced by Lady Verner at his wife.
A pang lancedthrough her as she caught herself senselessly recalling the flag presentation.
Van Blaricom and MacGregor had been naturalised by having their shoulders lanced with a spear-point, and then rubbed against the lanced shoulders of the chiefs.
Rick recoiled as a wail lanced through his head with painful impact.
His spear lanced through the water directly at Scotty!
But he thought that if the arm was immediately lanced the Chinaman would have a good chance for speedy recovery.
Not long after this, the watchman came forward and silently passed close to Curtin, and he was rather surprised to see that the lone guard was no other than the man whose arm he had lanced that morning.
The Pyroboli were Machines, which lanced or cast Darts, to vvhich vvas fixed combustible Matter, vvhich vvas kindled vvhen they darted it against Machines of VVar or Shipping.
But the pain thatlanced through my chest made me almost black out for an instant.
The constriction increased and an agonizing stab of pain lanced up my thigh.
Half-frantic, angered at myself, too much excited for cool reflection, I lanced the sides of my horse, and galloped madly through the thicket.
Under fresh impulse, derived from these reflections, I lanced the flanks of my horse more deeply than ever.
Quite suddenly came a soft sussuration overhead, a light-beam lanced down, pinning us there.
Suddenly the long beam of a searchlight lanced across the night sky above, then another and another.
From the city a blazing yellow beamlanced here and there in pursuit of the traitor disk, but it darted like a dragonfly, up, down, and zig-zag.
A man whose boils had just been lanced was no match for him at all, even in broad daylight.
I lanced a man's boils last night, and it hurt him, but he must be well to-day.
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