 | Andrew Combe - 1836 - 398 sider
...Abercrombie mentions a very remarkable instance of this kind in a gentleman who " had been for many years a martyr to stomach complaints, seldom a day passing...not suffer greatly from pain in his stomach, with flatulency, acidity, and the usual train of dyspeptic symptoms ; and, in particular, he could not taste... | |
 | Herbert Mayo - 1837 - 232 sider
...(Dr. Abercombie mentions) accustomed to moderate, but very comfortable living, had been for many years a martyr to stomach complaints, seldom a day passing in which he did not suffer greatly from pain in the stomach, with flatulence, acidity, and the usual train of dyspeptic symptoms, and in particular... | |
 | John Smith (of Malton.) - 1845 - 456 sider
...dyspepsia. " A young gentleman", says he, " had been (for many years) a martyr to stomach-complaints; — seldom a day passing in which he did not suffer greatly from pain in his stomach; with flatulency, acidity, and the usual train of dyspeptic symptoms; and, in particular, he could not taste... | |
 | Andrew Combe - 1849 - 222 sider
...instance of this kind in a gentleman who " had been for many years a martyr to stomach-complaints, seldom a day passing in which he did not suffer greatly from pain in his stomach, with flatulency, acidity, and the usual train of dyspeptic symptoms ; and, in particular, he could not taste... | |
 | George Moseley - 1853 - 154 sider
...Abercrombie mentions a very remarkable instance of this kind in a gentleman who " had been for many years a martyr to stomach complaints, seldom a day passing...not suffer greatly from pain in his stomach, with flatulency, acidity, and the usual train of dyspeptic symptoms ; and, in particular, he could not taste... | |
 | John Smith (of Malton.) - 1854 - 334 sider
...effects of vegetable diet in a case of dyspepsia. "A young gentleman," says he, " had been for many years a martyr to stomach complaints ; seldom a day passing...not suffer greatly from pain in his stomach, with flatulency, acidity, and the usual train of dyspeptic symptoms ; and, in particular, he could not taste... | |
 | John Smith (of Malton.) - 1849 - 386 sider
...of vegetable diet, in a case of dyspepsia. "A young gentleman," says he, " had been, for many years, a martyr to stomach complaints; — seldom a day passing...not suffer greatly from pain in his stomach ; with flatulency, acidity, and the usual train of dyspeptic symptoms ; and, in particular, he could not taste... | |
 | John Smith - 1996 - 322 sider
...effects of vegetable diet in a case of dyspepsia. "A. young gentleman," Bays he, " had been for many yean a martyr to stomach complaints ; seldom a day passing in which he did not suffer greatly from pain ln his stomach, with flatulency, acidity, and the tunal train of dyspeptic symptoms ; and, in particular,... | |
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had been, for many years, a martyr to stomach complaints; — seldom a day passing in which he did not suffer greatly from pain in his stomach ; with flatulency, acidity, and the usual train of dyspeptic symptoms ; and, in particular, he could not taste... 