 ... who comes is expected to take a little something ; I consider it a delicate compliment when my guests have a slight illness here. We have contrivances for everything. Have you seen my patent armour ? No ? Annie Kay, bring my patent armour. Now, look...  Nashville Journal of Medicine and Surgery - Page 2911872Full view - About this book
 | American periodicals - 1855 - 594 pages
...patent armor ? No ? Annie Kay, bring my patent armor. Now, look here : if you have a stiff neck or swelled face, here is this sweet case of tin filled...a stomach-tin, the greatest comfort in life ; and iastly, here is a tin slipper, to be filled with hot water, which you can sit with in the drawingroom,... | |
 | 1855 - 1428 pages
...patent armour ? No ? Annie Kay, bring my patent armour. Now, look here : if you have a stiff neck or swelled face, here is this sweet case of tin filled...you see a stomach-tin, the greatest comfort in life j and lastly, here is a tin slipper, to be filled with hot water, which you can sit with in the drawing-room,... | |
 | Sydney Smith, Lady Saba Smith Holland Holland - 1855 - 530 pages
...patent armour ? No ? Annie Kay, bring my patent armour. Now, look here : if you have a stiff neck or swelled face, here is this sweet case of tin filled...tin shoulder, in case of rheumatism. There you see a stomach -tin, the greatest comfort in life ; and lastly, here is a tin slipper, to be filled with hot... | |
 | Sydney Smith - Authors, English - 1856 - 502 pages
...? No ? Annie Kay bring my patent armour. Now, look here : if you have a stiff-neck or swelled-face, here is this sweet case of tin filled with hot water,...in case of rheumatism. There you see a stomachtin, tlie greatest comfort in life ; and lastly, here is a tin slipper, to be filled with hot water, which... | |
 | 1855 - 1504 pages
...No ? Annie Kay, bring my patent armor. Now look here; if you have a stiff neck or swelled face, hero is this sweet case of tin filled with hot water, and...the greatest comfort in life; and lastly, here is a tin-slipper, to be filled with hot water, which you can sit with in the drawingroom, should you come... | |
 | 1855 - 782 pages
...patent armour?" "No." "Annie Kay, bring my patent armour. Now, look here, if you have a stiff neck or swelled face, here is this sweet case of tin filled...Likewise, a patent tin shoulder, in case of rheumatism. Here you see a stomach-tin, tbe greatest comfort in life; and lastly, here is a tin slipper, to be... | |
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