Whether the cure came with a proper healing of the nasal glands or followed merely on the ringing of the school bell, must be left to a cool judgment.

So when he was sent back to England to get healed of his wounds, he was made a captain at the early age of twenty-one.

Light and life to all He brings, Risen with healing in His wings.

Having successfully weathered the most terrible financial crises, and having healed in half a century the wounds of two great wars which she had lost, Austria-Hungary lived in the effort of holding together Germans, Magyars, Slavs and Italians without their flying at each others' throats.

It was in this building that the first annual sermon of the London Missionary Society was preached by Dr. Haweis, and for over a hundred years Spa Fields Chapel was a centre of light and help and healing for that part of London.

On Incubation, or the art of healing by visionary divination. CHAPTER XII.

"You strike your foot against the same stone of stumbling over which the Pharisees fell, when the man whom Jesus healed by the way replied to their questioning: 'Whether He be a sinner or no, I know not.

This wound and this I heal with linen white: O emptiness of aid!...

There should I forever fight at dawn and be healed at noon, if wounded, to be ready for the feast and song.

"Not because you're going to be weak, but because we've got to have you under our eyes all the time if your face is to heal without a bad scar.

I like that name which the Spanish speaking people give to the garden of the dead, Campo Santo, as if it might be some bed of healing from which blind souls and sinners rise up whole and praising God.

The balm and beauty of the climate came with something of healing to the hurt his heart and hope had suffered at Rosedale.

Ohthere farther says, that he sailed in five days from Sciringes-heal to that port which is called Haethum , which lies between Winedum, Seaxun, and Anglen, and makes part of Dene.

Oftentimes, in severe cuts, and generally in lacerations, there is a loss of tissue, so that the wound heals by "second intention"; that is, the wound heals from the bottom by a deposit of new cells called granulations, which gradually fill it up.

Hast thou aspired, like them, through all thy life, And rest and healing with thy shadow cast? Have deeds of thine brightened the world like flowers, And sweetened it with holiest charities?

" "Yet it must be looked to" "I did it, brother, as I shootthat is to say I did it most excellent well: 'twill be healed within the week.

Out of bitter darkness, in the splendor of this new day the spirit of liberty has risen, with healing on its wings.

But always, when our hurts are fast healing without help, the help comes.

Not simply to heal for the sake of professional experience, not simply to cure disease and repair broken bones, but to so do those charitable acts as to enforce the truth Jesus taught, that God 'would not that any should perish, but that all should come unto Him and live.'

It is not, I know, today or tomorrow that it will all end; it is not next year, or in many years, that poor Poland's three mutilated parts can be joined and healed into harmony; and

And could not the same Lord who chose to heal through medicines, also heal without them?

There is no magic of healing like that held in the hands of a little child.

Believing that eventually his daughter would marry, he felt that as a doctor from her own home she could carry relief and healing into her small neighborhood.

My anxious expectation is, that the sweet Sun of righteousness will arise with healing beneath His wings, that the opprest shall be righted, that despotisms shall be cut down, that liberty shall be established, that peace shall be made lasting, and that the glorious liberty of the gospel shall be extended throughout the known world.

Certainly he knew more of the arts of healing than the doctor himself.