Instead, the injured part becomes necrotic, is unable to cast itself off, and remains as a centre of infection in the depths of the wound, thus constituting what is known as a quittor.

In this case a deep scarification of the part is indicated.

A piece of bone, apparently part of the wing of the os pedis, was removed, and the case made a good recovery.

I failed to find any heat in, or any flinching by manipulation of, any part of the limb; but, in walking, the horse was excessively lame, going on the toe, and, indeed, trying if possible to keep the foot entirely off the ground.

It is in the later stages of the diseasethat is, when the pus has been evacuated and reparative changes commencedthat this osteoplastic periostitis is most marked, and it plays a large part in bringing about the condition of anchylosis, which we shall afterwards describe.

In this connection one next considers the part played by the front limbs during progression.

And even to-day gardeners say that it is more productive than any found in this part of the country.

Any portion of it, any feature, if taken individually, would be enough to immortalize the architect, for every part is equally perfect, equally chaste, equally beautiful.

Like every other part of the building, it is of the purest white marble, inlaid with mosaics of precious stones.

In northern India every Hindu must have a shawl; it is as necessary to him as a hat or a pair of boots to a citizen of Chicago or New York, and it is customary to invest a considerable part of the family fortune in shawls.

" The front of St. John's Hospital at Lichfield, presents one of the most curious ancient specimens extant of this part of our early domestic architecture.

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The toasting requires considerable skill; for which reason the most experienced person in the company is chosen for that part of the work.

[Illustration] NOVEMBER. November is associated with gloom, inasmuch as its days and nights are, for the most part, sullen and sad.

The greater part of the people would startle were they told that The Times circulates probably under 7,000 a day on an average; the paper is seen, as one may say, in every pot-house in London, and all over the country; and yet this is all its number.

"We have had," he said, "in the previous part of our duty, (alluding to some former trials,) to discuss crimes which infer disgust and abhorrence, while they call down the well-merited vengeance of the law.

Array'd in matchless beauty, Devon's fair In Fox's favour takes a zealous part; But, oh!

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Outside thisas it is best that his activities should be kept within the schoolthe wise teacher will provide within the school organisation all the activities in which his boys can usefully take part.

If there should be any national organisation to which he thinks it useful that they should belong, he will himself organise a branch of it within the school and he himself and the other teachers will take part in it.

Such conduct on his part leads a boy to despise all religion.

Each part of the country has its own peculiarities as to dress, as to the manner of taking food, as to the way of wearing the hair, school boys are apt at first to look down upon those of their schoolfellows whose appearance or habits differ from their own.

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