Shelley asserted it, others disbelieved it: after much disputation the biographer supposes that, if not an imposture, it was a romance, and, if not a romance, at least a hallucination,Shelley, besides being wild in talk and wild in fancy, being by this time much addicted to laudanum-dosing.

Dow I doff by widter fladdels, Ad I dod by subber close; Thed for weeks ad weeks together Vaidly try to blow by dose.

But it is not to pure chemistry alone that we are indebted for the elegant dosing of the present day; progressive pharmacy, with its tablets, its coated pills, and its capsules, has put to shame the old-time purveyor of galenicals.

In a smaller dose it is said to produce intoxication: on this account there is reason to believe it acts in the same manner as opium and vinous spirit; but that the dose is not so well ascertained.

In a smaller dose it is said to produce intoxication: on this account there is reason to believe it acts in the same manner as opium and vinous spirit; but that the dose is not so well ascertained.

Here the count watched while Valentine was asleep, and saw Madame de Villefort creep into the room and substitute for the medicine in Valentine's glass a dose of poison.

Not quite so much jungle, I hope, as the dose we had of it when we went after the wild animals.

dosel, m., canopy, dais. dosis, f., dose.

He never remembered to have taken a dose of physic in his life; prior to his last fatal accident, nor of having a day's illness but once.

he warned, "unless you want to get the same dose.

Shortly after breakfast Mr. Buller, like a nurse with a dose of medicine, came to Mr. Podington with the expected invitation to take a sail.

Hold your hosses," counseled the hobo who had received the dose of ammonia, and whose eyes were still red from its effects.

Their lessons, their plan of using them, and their discipline altogether, are of that monotonous nature, that the children always seem to me to be dosing over them.

Raw meat is supposed to cause worm troubles, but these pests are also found where meat is not given, and in any case a puppy is fortified with more strength to withstand them if fed on raw meat than otherwise, and a good dosing from time to time will be all that is necessary to keep him well and happy.

Her voice ceased a moment, as she turned and carefully drew the curtains together behind her, dosing them with one hand.

She carried a candle, which she placed on the floor, dosing the door after her.

Medical attendance was refused, and even a dose of physic from the Estates' hospitals.

He was always tightening my axle-burrs, or dosing me with kerosene through my hot-air pipe, or toying with my timer.

And then all I had to do was what I had at first fondly supposed I had been engaged to dosing my songs!

So here we have this quiet country doctor spreading all over the world the money that he gets for dosing and poulticing and dieting his patients, stimulating industry in many climates and bringing some part of its proceeds to be added to his store.

"Dose people who were dere at de dancing place, dey 'ave come down.

They know that drugs are good for nothing, and yet they go on dosing everybody to make money.

The fashion to-day is a tincture so strong, That, if dosing yourself, you are sure to go wrong.

His hold became a grip, merciless, fierce, tightening upon her like a dosing trap.

Another does not think he has a bad night if he has had intervals of dosing occasionally.