 | Edmund Burke - 1819 - 822 頁
...washing on the river fide ; scarce half an hour elapsed before we saw her on her return, borne VOL. L1X. under our windows to her home a lifeless corpse. It...by symptoms such as might be expected ; no external sensatiorrwill enable any person to form an estimate of its comparative rigour. The action of a temperature... | |
 | 1818 - 798 頁
...had ¡^one early to her usual occupation of washing on the river side ; scarce half an hour elapbed before we saw her on her return, borne under -our...by symptoms such as might be expected ; no external sensation will enable any person to form an estimate of its comparative rigour. The action of a temperature... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1818 - 1264 頁
...washing on the river side ; scarce half an hour elapsed before we saw her on her returu, borne VOL. LIX. under our windows to her home a lifeless corpse. -...by symptoms such as might be expected ; no external sensation will enable any person to form an estimate of its comparative rigour. The action of a temperature... | |
 | John Thomas James - 1819 - 510 頁
...jealousy or ill-will therefore is likely to be afforded to the Swedes on that score. Jan. 25.—At this time the cold was excessive, generally below...The action of a temperature such as the above is not like the nipping of a frost in England, scarce can one say that its sensations are the same; an extension... | |
 | John Thomas James - 1819 - 508 頁
...post. Besides the miserable cases of persons frostbitten that daily thronged the hospitals, sevei'al deaths took place among those who were out of the...The action of a temperature such as the above is not like the nipping of a frost in England, scarce can one say that its sensations are the same; an extension... | |
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Besides the miserable cases of persons frostbitten that daily thronged the hospitals, several deaths took place among those who were out of the way of immediate assistance. A poor woman, to mention one instance, being ignorant of the unusual inclemency... 