Await my return under this camphor tree.

On that camphor-wood chest had sat many a church-going woman and dignified man of Europe or America, resident for a month or longer in Tahiti, and shuddered at what they heardshuddered and listened, eager to hear those curious incidents and astonishing opinions about life and affairs, and to mark the difference between this and their own countries.

These cavities contain the camphor in clear crystalline masses, and with it an oil known as camphor oil, that is thought by some to be camphor in an immature form.

Thrice daily in a little camphor water.

One in particular would have sent a skunk to the camphor bottle.

" "And is not that just the very thing I was saying, Emilie, child, give him some camphor julep then; camphor julep is a very reviving thing doctor!

The camphor-laurel, which is about the size of an English oak, is the most important of these trees.

2. Compound camphor liniment.

"Very odd," he said, "but I think this is a camphor pudding.

I boil it down and strain it, then boll it down, put camphor gum and fresh lard in it, boil it down low and pour it up.

" "I have never read of any camphor-mines," replied his governess, laughing, "and I think you will find that camphorwhich is just what I meantis obtained from the trunk of a tree.

I tried many remedies, and finally found one, camphor ice, that would prevent the drying and cracking.

Thereafter the camphor-cake is handed round to both women and men in turn who plunge their hands in the ashes and smear their faces with them; and so, after distribution of the offering of cocoanuts, sugar, and betel, the celebration closes.

But the beautiful, stately tree is often wasted in vain, and after all their hard work the camphor-seekers find the cavities of the split-up trunk filled with a thick black substance like pitch instead of the pure white camphor.

When the company were mounted, and trooping downhill through the camphor shadow, Heywood's pony came sidling against Rudolph's, till legging chafed legging.

A ship-load of Chinese goodsCanton crape shawls, camphor-boxes, carved toys, curiosities, and pictureshad been sold in Honolulu,and here it was.

"No, dear, not like India-rubber, for it grows in even a more curious way than that, masses of it being found in the trunk of the camphor treenot in the form of sap, but in lumps, as we use it.

"I've been living on chloralinethat is when I wasn't taking camphor lozenges.

It grows abundantly in the Chinese island of Formosa, and 'camphor mandarin' is the title of a rich Chinaman who pays the government for the privilege of extracting all the camphor, which he sends to other countries at a large profit.