... and that seemed but half open, while nothing about his person would have led one to believe that the waters of the broad Nile were within reach. There was an unmistakable look of mortification on the part of those who had consented to summon this... Life and Letters of George Perkins Marsh - Page 2221888 - 479 pagesFull view - About this book
| William Jay Youmans - Science - 1896 - 926 pages
...unmistakable look of mortification on the part of those who had consented to summon this ..SCsculapius, but there was no help for it now. At this moment a...placed it in warm water, dipped his own fingers in olive oil, and rubbed and pressed the foot very gently for about twenty minutes. He then carefully... | |
| William Jay Youmans - Science - 1896 - 898 pages
...skill. He examined the injured foot, placed it in warm water, dipped his own fingers in olive oil, and rubbed and pressed the foot very gently for about...minutes. He then carefully dried it and bade his patient walk. She hesitated, having suffered so much and so long from every effort of that kind ; but an imperative... | |
| Douglas Graham - Computer programming - 1902 - 518 pages
...skill. He examined the injured foot, placed it in warm water, dipped his own fingers in olive oil, and rubbed and pressed the foot very gently for about...minutes. He then carefully dried it and bade his patient walk. She hesitated, having suffered so much and so long from every effort of that kind ; but an imperative... | |
| Douglas Graham - Massage - 1913 - 644 pages
...unmistakable look of mortification on the part of those who had consented to summon this ^sculapius, but there was no help for it now. At this moment a...placed it in warm water, dipped his own fingers in olive oil, and rubbed and pressed the foot very gently for about twenty minutes. He then carefully... | |
| Douglas Graham - 1913 - 648 pages
...skill. He examined the injured foot, placed it in warm water, dipped his own fingers in olive oil, and rubbed and pressed the foot very gently for about...minutes. He then carefully dried it and bade his patient walk. She hesitated, having suffered so much and so long from every effort of that kind; but an imperative... | |
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