...of the chicken affected, to prevent iU struggling; placed its legs between my knees, held its tongue between the thumb and forefinger of the left hand, and with the right insert the trimmed feather in the windpipe (the opening of which lies at the root of the tongue;) when...

...the chicken affected, to prevent its struggling; placed its legs between my knees, held its tongue between the thumb and fore-finger of the left hand, and with the right, inserted the trimmed fe ither in the windpipe (the opening of which lies « the root of the tongue)...

...medullary cancer, and at once checked the haemorrhage by seizing the integument containing the cord between the thumb and forefinger of the left hand, and with the other hand passing a pin by a single straight movement immediately behind the cord. No part of the...

...medullary cancer ; and at once checked the haemorrhage by seizing the integument containing the cord between the thumb and forefinger of the left hand, and with the other hand passing a pin by a single straight movement immediately behind the cord. No part of the...

...medullary cancer ; and at once checked the haemorrhage by seizing the integument containing the cord between the thumb and forefinger of the left hand, and with the other hand passing a pin by a single straight movement immediately behind the cord. No part of the...

...medullary cancer, and at once checked the hivrnorrhage by seizing the integument containing the cord between the thumb and forefinger of the left hand, and with the other hand passing a pin by a single straight movement immediately behind the cord. No part of the...

...any close-plumed feathers such as the neck feathers of pheasant, partridge, grouse, grey hen, &c., are used as hackles, after stripping off the downy...thumb and forefinger, as shown by the sketch (fig. 7). Fig. 7. For the legs and bodies of some flies the hair or fur of certain animals (dubbing) is used...

...pull. The lower end of the trunk and the lower limbs are denuded of skin. (c. ) Take the thigh muscles between the thumb and forefinger of the left hand, and with the point of one blade of a pair of scissors tear through the fascia between the biceps and semi-membranosus...

...the lower half of the leaf." I have often used another method with success. Grasp a bunch of leaves between the thumb and forefinger of the left hand, and with the scissors (which must be sharp) cut section after section from the bunch as thin as possible, and among...

...and the corporal, returns to the midst of the altar, and bo\vs to the cross. He takes the purificator between the thumb and forefinger of the left hand, and with the right hand he takes the ciborium, and pours the ablution into the chalice. He then sets down the ciborium...