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"Bandaging" Quotes from Famous Books

... taken in the situation, Mac turned again to business. Some of the fellows were digging trenches on the enemy side of the plateau, the medicals were bandaging the wounded, Turkish and New Zealand, in a sheltered spot in the scrub, and Mac was told off to disarm and guard several hundred prisoners who were trooping up the steep slope from the rear. This ...

— The Tale of a Trooper • Clutha N. Mackenzie

... not long left in quiet. So many of the Spaniards had been wounded that some time was spent by them in bandaging up their hurts, and as soon as this was done they came on deck eager to wreak their vengeance on their captive foes. They now came about them with their long knives, flourishing them before their eyes, and pretending to stab at them. Some indeed, more brutal than the rest, ...

— The Three Midshipmen • W.H.G. Kingston

... made a creditable job of washing and bandaging the ugly bruise. Jeems drank greedily when they offered him water but he did not seem to recognize them. In answer to Ricky's question of how he felt, he muttered something in the swamp French of the Cajuns. But he was uneasy until Val locked the cabin door and put ...

— Ralestone Luck • Andre Norton

... wise and learned man, one of the best surgeons of his time. He was fully aware that a part of the real secret of the Unguentum Armarium consisted in the washing and bandaging the wound and then letting it alone. But he could not resist the solemn assertions respecting its efficacy; he gave way before the outcry of facts, and therefore, instead of denying all their pretensions, he admitted and tried to account ...

— Medical Essays • Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.

... verandah another group are at work with bandaging. We watch them while brown arms and legs, heads and bodies disappear under complicated layers of ...

— Lighted to Lighten: The Hope of India • Alice B. Van Doren

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