The record of the International Exhibition, 1862 (1862)
London International Exhibition (London, England), Mallet, Robert, 1810-1881 · Glasgow : W. MacKenzie · leaf 689
n the same time when examining the deep parts of the eye. The instru¬ handle, the blades may be made to open to the extent of the lines ment answers well the purpose for which it was invented, and is dotted in Fig. 722. Mr. Bowman has also had Tyrrell’s hook made worthy the careful inspection of… … and cough which ensues when a crumb of bread, to use a familiar great advantage of this is easily seen, for it allows the operation to expression, has gone the wrong way ; the truth really being, that be steadily and carefully performed, whereas with the old knife it the sensitive larynx has taken…
London International Exhibition (London, England) · London International Exhibition · Decorative arts · Art objects
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