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For in the beginning men took snuff, not as an everyday luxury, but as a medicament.
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The little reproach, added to the wound to his pride, required a healing medicament; she put her lips to his fingers.
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Even though gropingly at times, the physicians of the walled cities had put their fingers upon the specific medicament.
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I remember to have cured a disconsolate widower, who obstinately refused every other medicament, by a strict course of geology.
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For many things are swallowed by Animals, rather for condiment, gust or medicament, then any substantial nutriment.
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Nature, tenderest of leeches,—no bolus of hers is pleasanter medicament than her ruddy strawberries.
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I read your letter over and over, but its sweet medicament cannot purge my breast.
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A carved ivory medicament box with sliding lid will be fully described later.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS IN GREEK AND ROMAN TIMESJOHN STEWART MILNE
It carries a small fork on which to poise a pellet of semi-solid medicament.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS IN GREEK AND ROMAN TIMESJOHN STEWART MILNE
The medicament is made into liquid form and is injected by means of a nasal pipe.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS IN GREEK AND ROMAN TIMESJOHN STEWART MILNE

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