It will stop crying and suck, when its crying is from some other cause than hunger: and it will afterwards cry all the more if an overloadedstomach is added to the other evil, whatever it may be.
She must try, however busy she may be, to give it its food pretty regularly, that its stomach may not be overloaded nor long empty or craving.
Were I disposed to enter into controversy with them, I would say: Why direct your tariffs principally against England and Belgium, both countries more overloaded with taxes than any in the world?
This "steel-trap" manoeuvre had proved a perfect success, and nine men were swimming for their lives while the captain's boat was already overloaded with the other nine!
The Arethusa came flying up to the wind with her topsails run down on the caps, and the jib at the boom-end slatting at a furious rate, as the overloaded boats pulled alongside under her lee.
It then runs at constant speed whether given much or little current, but stops if overloaded for more than a few seconds.
He was not deeply interested in souls who by temperament or training needed very minute guidance in the spiritual life; to him they seemed so overloaded with harness as to have no great strength left for pulling the chariot.
But the falsity with which this was overloaded was powerful enough to repel him, in spite of the truth he knew to be contained in it.
In spite of the fact that the Roosevelt was overloaded with dogs, paraphernalia, and Esquimos, these three families were taken aboard.
With our overloaded sledges this has been a hard day's work.
Attention should also be paid to the quantity as well as to quality of the food given, for though a child will sleep with an overloaded stomach, it will not be the refreshing sleep of health.
They prefer the republican institutions to absolute monarchy; they are overloaded with an immense debt, the burden of which France has not appeared forward to lighten for them.
But added to all this, our Ministers at the Court of Versailles, have ever been overloaded with commercial and Admiralty business, complicated and perplexed in its nature, and endless in its details.
He laughed till his eyes were filled with tears, and had nearly upset the overloaded boat by his extravagant demonstrations.
The overloaded bateau rendered an escape by fast rowing impossible, and the fugitives continued to pull steadily, as before.
There wasn't one overloaded ship in Penarth Dock at all.
Pears that old coon he was only on pay and allowance from some kind people, under orders to look for overloaded ships, and he couldn't see no further than the length of his umbreller.
As the canoe could not be overloaded on account of the rice-gathering, Catharine very readily consented to employ herself with fishing from the raft till their return.
The color in her cheeks had been nothing but diseased blood vessels, overloaded with food material; and with the blood in that condition, one of the tiny vessels in the brain had become clogged.
Words of wisdom diversify this career of folly, as exquisite scenes fill this tortuous and overloaded drama.
These Goethe knows admirably; with these he makes a natural concert, all the more natural for being sometimes discordant, sometimes overloaded and dull.
When the lymph is overloaded with waste products the ducts and nodes swell, and until the source of the local irritation is removed, are incapable of handling further debris.
Analysis with biokinesiology showed a pervasively weak immune system, including a weak thymus gland, spleen, and an overloadedlymphatic system.
A toxic, overloaded liver makes irritating sediment-containing bile that inflames the gallbladder and forms stones.
Fasting, massage, and poultices will often soften overloaded lymph nodes and coax them back into operation.
Imperial cosmopolitanism attracted them, and sheltered them, and overloaded them with favors.
Every day it was cut by wagons of the mover overloaded with Lares and Penates, with old and young, enduring hardships and the loss of home and old acquaintance for hope of better fortune.
Then, often, he seemed to beoverloaded with the latter and would sit and shake his head and roar with laughter, now and then giving out a wild yell.
I know of another, overloaded with riches, who has said to me, "Ah!
Headache is usually a symptom of trouble somewhere else, often in the alimentary canal, an overloaded stomach, constipation, or tight clothing.
If the oxidation capacity of the liver is limited this capacity may beoverloaded by exceeding the physiological limit of alcohol.
Perhaps when the ladies come to vote, they will abate, with other nuisances, the whole business of overloaded public conveyances.
