It was awful, awful, the haemorrhage.

It is employed in all kinds of immoderate haemorrhages and other fluxes, both internally and externally, where astringency is the only intention.

Poor Gabbett died of internal haemorrhage soon after he received his wound, and his death deprived the regiment of one of its best and bravest officers, and me of a true friend.

His health is much impaired, and he has several times had a slight haemorrhage of the lungs.

It might be that this was, in reality, a case of some brain affection accompanied by compression, such as slow haemorrhage, abscess, tumour or simple congestion.

Stretchers passed close to them on which soldiers lay naked to the waist, some with breasts glistening red and wet from unstopped haemorrhage, some with white bodies marked only by the little round blue hole with its darker centre.