 | Rudyard Kipling - 1910 - 378 str.
...him in again by starlight. 'OUR FATHERS OF OLD' EXCELLENT herbs had our fathers of old — Excellent herbs to ease their pain — Alexanders and Marigold,...our fathers knew. Half their remedies cured you dead — ' Look at the stars when a patient is ill, (Dirt has nothing to do with disease,) Bleed and blister... | |
 | Rudyard Kipling - 1912 - 270 str.
...own the Oak? Simply and gravely the facts are told In the wonderful books of our fathers of old. 101 Wonderful little, when all is said, Wonderful little...will, Blister and bleed him as oft as you please." WTience enormous and manifold Errors were made by our fathers of old. Yet when the sickness was sore... | |
 | 1914 - 514 str.
...Cowslip, melilot, rose of the sun. Anything green that grew out of the mold Was an excellent herb to our fathers of old. Wonderful little when all is said,...disease) ; Bleed and blister as much as you will, Bleed and 'blister as much as you please.- — Old Mss. —Chas. Lloyd, MD, Brooklyn, NY ARE OUR PEOPLE... | |
 | Harriet Louise Keeler - 1917 - 394 str.
...to our fathers of old. Wonderful little when all is said, Wonderful little our fathers knew; Half of their remedies cured you dead, Most of their teaching was quite untrue." LABIATE— MINT FAMILY SKULLCAP Scutelldria integrifolia Scuiellaria, a dish, from the form of the... | |
 | Rudyard Kipling - 1919 - 810 str.
...Marigold, Basil and Rocket belonged to Mars. Pat as a sum in division it goes— (Every herb had a planet bespoke)— Who but Venus should govern the Rose ?...fathers knew. Half their remedies cured you dead— "Look at the stars when a patient is ill, (Dirt has nothing to do with disease,) Bleed and blister... | |
 | Rudyard Kipling - 1919 - 806 str.
...Marigold, Basil and Rocket belonged to Mars. Pat as a sum in division it goes— (Every herb had a planet bespoke)— Who but Venus should govern the Rose?...fathers knew. Half their remedies cured you dead— "Look at the stars when a patient is ill, (Dirt has nothing to do with disease,) Bleed and blister... | |
 | Edmund Arnold Greening Lamborn, George Bagshawe Harrison - 1923 - 140 str.
...is comfortable and yeldeth streyngeth to the brayne. ... At Handsworth this 23th of January 1593.' Wonderful little, when all is said, Wonderful little our fathers knew; Half their remedies killed you .dead, Most of their teaching was quite untrue. ' Look at the stars when a patient is ill... | |
 | Rudyard Kipling - 1926 - 808 str.
...Marigold, Basil and Rocket belonged to Mars. Pat as a sum in division it goes — (Every herb had a planet bespoke) — Who but Venus should govern the Rose?...nothing to do with disease,) Bleed and blister as mach as you will, Blister and bleed him as oft as you please." Whence enormous and manifold Errors... | |
 | Rudyard Kipling - 1927 - 892 str.
...(Every herb had a planet bespoke) — Who but Venus should govern the Rose? Who but Jupiter own the Oakf Simply and gravely the facts are told In the wonderful...you dead — Most of their teaching was quite untrue — I "Look at the stars when a patient is ill. (Dirt has nothing to do with disease,) Bleed and blister... | |
 | 1917 - 794 str.
...in division it goes- — (Every plant had a star bespoke) — Who but Venus should govern the Roie? Who but Jupiter own the Oak? Simply and gravely the...and manifold Errors were made by our fathers of old. If it be certain, as Galen says, And sage Hippocrates holds as much, "That those afflicted by doubts... | |
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Look at the stars when a patient is ill, (Dirt has nothing to do with disease,) Bleed and blister as much as you will, Blister and bleed him as oft as you please. 
