I have not had one spell to confine me to bed in seven months; I have done all the cooking for my family all the year; the pain in my stomach disappeared; the yellow discharge also--the bearing down banished.
In navigation, instead of now taking five, six, or seven months to reach Australia from this country, the captain of any clipper-line sailing ship would be ashamed of himself if he did not do it within three.
The words of the count echoed in the bosom of the young wife, then pregnant; one of those presentiments which furrow a track like lightning through the soul, told her that her child would be born at seven months.
I have seen many births of seven months' children, but I never saw any so little painful as this.
Second, that the quantity of iodin absorbed by liquid petrolatum at room temperature, in seven months at least, is practically none.
I gave mercurials and potassium iodid for seven months, and salvarsan once.
The amount of iodin absorbed (disappearing as free iodin) by liquid petrolatum, when in contact at room temperature for as long as seven months, or in contact at 100 C.
To remove which, I shall endeavour to prove, that it is possible, and has been frequently known, that children have been born at seven months.
Wherefore their opinion is absurd, who assert that a child at seven months cannot be perfect and long lived; and that it cannot in all parts be perfect until the ninth month.
What food, when a babe is six or seven months old, is the best substitute for a mother's milk?
When the baby is six or seven months old, new milk should be added to any of the above articles of food, in a similar way to that recommended for boiled bread.
This is a case of acute reaction psychosis of exogenous origin lasting three weeks and leading to complete recovery in an after phase of from four to seven months.
There was, then, in this case complete recovery save for slight overfatiguability in a period of seven months.
Albrecht has shown (1880) the presence of numerous spirochoetae in the blood of the heart of a child born at seven months of a woman with a second attack of relapsing fever.
This displays the dentition of a child twenty-seven months old, in which the two upper median incisors are typical Hutchinson teeth.
On June 15th we sail from San Francisco in the schooner yacht Casco, for a seven months' cruise in the South Seas.
It sentenced the leader, Alice Paul, to the absurd and desperate sentence of seven months in the Washington jail for "obstructing traffic.
Chapter 16 An Interlude (Seven Months) The President had finally thrown his power to putting the amendment through the House.
Miss Paul had been given the maximum sentence of seven months, and at the end of five weeks the Administration was forced to acknowledge defeat.
Seven months--and Kathleen was married again to the man she had always loved.
The old rule of twenty-seven months of mourning for parents was re-established, and has continued in force down to the present day.
Here are B's at five months, and also at seven months.
Yet the siege was protracted to seven months; and the rash invaders were encompassed and threatened by the inundation of the Nile.
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