Soda and magnesia were administered without avail; and after death, at the end of nine days' suffering, the stomach and intestines were found much inflamed.
The nitrate or magistery of bismuth has caused death in nine days, after a dose of two drachms.
He died in nine days, after suffering from a burning pain in the abdomen, great thirst, and obstinate constipation.
Of the males, only one lived as long as twenty-nine days.
Cockchafers, which I kept in an airy cage with fresh food and abundant moisture, did not in any case live longer than thirty-nine days.
Rough, stormy weather prevailed during the greater part of the month and the wind reached the force of a gale on nine days.
Gales were experienced on six days and strong winds on nine days, but several quiet periods occurred.
The War of the Carolinas' took the Hut by storm, but it was a "nine days' wonder" and left no permanent impression on the thinking community.
The bulk of that epidemic was a fever of short periods--three, five, seven or nine days, most of the attacks ending on the fifth or seventh night of the fever.
That he never knew this disease extend itself in the highest degree to the udder, unless mortification had ensued; and that he can at all times cure the cowpox in eight or nine days[1077].
The five-day fever was more certain to relapse than that of seven days, the seven-day fever was more likely to relapse than that of nine days.
St. Sebastian in 1813 sustained a siege and blockade of nearly three months, with fifty-nine days of open trenches.
At length, after a siege of forty-nine days, want of provisions and the general dissatisfaction of the inhabitants, caused the garrison to surrender.
The besieging army was more than four times as great as all the garrisons combined; and yet the place held out forty-nine days, and at last was surrendered through the want of provisions and the disaffection of the citizens.
In any case our food will only last eight or nine days more, even at the present rate.
This should not take more than eight or nine days.
I suppose that the month Equos had regularly twenty-nine days instead of thirty, and that the attribution of thirty days to it is an error of the scribe or mason who engraved the calendar.
But the month Equos has attached to it the sign ANM, which is attached to all the months of twenty-nine days but to none of the months of thirty days except Equos, all of which, except Equos, are marked with the sign MAT.
Nine days did I drift but in the darkness of the tenth night a great wave bore me on to the Thesprotian coast.
This never can have been anything but very niggardly pay for some eight or nine days' service.
During forty-nine days he spent round the Bodi tree, Buddha never bathed, nor took any food, nor experienced the least want.
To consecrate, as it were, and perpetuate the remembrance of the seven spots occupied by Buddha during the forty-nine days that he spent round the tree Bodi, a Dzedy was erected on each of those seven places.
As John Wilkinson said of the first vessel of iron which he introduced, "it will be only a nine days' wonder, and afterwards a Columbus's egg.
It will be only a nine days' wonder, and afterwards a Columbus's egg.
It was, however, more than a nine days' wonder; for wood long continued to be thought the only material capable of floating.
The name signifies the tenth day, and prior to the festival a fast of nine days is observed, when the pots of wheat corresponding to the gardens of Adonis are sown and quickly sprout up.
The latter is a nine days' fast at the new year, preceding the triumphant entry of Rama into Ajodhia on the tenth day on his return from Ceylon.
During the period of nine days, called the Naoratra, the plants are watered, and long stalks spring up.
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