This is no fit place for a man with a possible fracture of the skull.

But he received a fracture in the upper part of his head, and a dislocation of the hip, which will not only prevent him from ever climbing again, but probably make him a cripple for life.

FRACTURES OF BONES.Symptoms.

The exact size and material of the cores, the thickness of the heated outer crust, the material best suited to show fracture by contraction, and the details of their treatment, might be modified in various ways as suggested by the results first obtained.

Indeed, this limit should not be approached in practice on account of the risks of fracture from weakness or imperfections in the metal.

The inferior articular surface of the os suffraginis was denuded of cartilage anteriorly; the os coronæ was fractured into eight moderate sized, irregular fragments, and ten minute pieces.

The rock hereabout is all volcanic, fracturing with a crystalline whitish surface, but weathered outside to furnace blackness.

Lastly, the deceased had an old Pott's fracture on the left side.

BLESSER, porter un coup qui fait plaie, fracture ou contusion; faire du mal.

Hidden within the wings of the os pedis, and protected as it is by its tendinous covering and the yielding substance of the plantar cushion, the navicular bone is even less liable to fracture than either of the other bones of the foot.

"It looks like a fracture to me," observed Olive in her precise voice.

(After discriminating these terms for yourself, see the treatment of break, fracture under <Break, fracture> above under Parallels.) Sentences: " my timbers!"

Not without skill, he approached the broken ends of the ulna, which was fractured above the wrist.

The first rope laid was not galvanized, and it suffered nine fractures during the first three years of its use.

The chick makes a circular fracture at the big end of the egg, and a section of about one-third of the length of the shell being separated, delivers the prisoner, provided there is no obstruction from adhesion of the body to the membrane which lines the shell.

The mystery now began to clear a little; for a bellone of the chime hung in the towerwas found where it had rolled to, against the wall, with blood and hair on the rim of it, which corresponded with the grizzly fracture across the front of his head.