But, being unwilling to leave the water, he after a time would allow no more fascines to be lowered; and his driver had to caress him, and promise him plenty of arrack as a reward, to induce him to raise himself out of the water.
"Stories of Animal Sagacity"
W.H.G. Kingston
Antiseptics, use of, 317-320. Antitoxins, 293-296. Anvil, 267. Aorta, 112, 113, 115, 118, 119, 200. Apex of heart, 117. Apoplexy, 123. Appendicitis, 20. Appendix vermiformis, 20. Appetite, from exercise, 208; juice, 9. Appetites, explained, 21. Apples, fermented, 94; food value of, 58; fuel value of, 26. Aqueduct, 85. arrack, 96. Arteries, bleeding from, 320-322; defined, 108, 109; function of, 17; position of, 113; red blood in, 111; stiffening of, 123; also, 112, 196, 200. Artery, pulmonary, 118; radial, 118. Articulation, of bones, 212; of sounds, 276. Artois, wells of, 82. Astigmatism, 263. Athletics, 175, 176, 242. Atropin, 265 note.
"A Handbook of Health"
Woods Hutchinson
After the assault, during the night, a soldier found his way into the treasury, and by morning a handful of diamonds was the price offered and asked for a bottle of arrack.
"From Edinburgh to India & Burmah"
William G. Burn Murdoch