 | Sir David Dalrymple - 1797 - 404 páginas
...Caefarean operation on her child. 4. It is extraordinary, that there fhould have been at hand any perfon fo capable of performing the operation, as not to hurt the child any farther than by a flefhwound in the eye-lid, or on the ball of the eye. Of late years, the circumftances of the ftory... | |
 | Sir David Dalrymple - 1819 - 484 páginas
...dislocated the vertebrae of her neck, and yet that there should have been time to perform so successfully the Caesarean operation on her child. 4.. It is extraordinary,...performing the operation, as not to hurt the child any further than by a flesh-wound in the eye-lid, or on the ball of the eye. Of late years, the circumstances... | |
 | William Hamilton - 1831 - 410 páginas
...the church of Paisley, where her tomb is still to be seen. " Again," says his lordship, " it seems extraordinary that there should have been at hand...the child any farther than by a flesh wound in the eye-lid, or in the ball of the eye." When we find Robert II. granting charters of lands in the immediate... | |
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... or on the ball of the eye. " Of late years, the circumstances of the story have been somewhat varied ; and it has been reported, that the Princess Marjory was not riding on a hunting party, but was riding to Mass, when she lost her life. The person... 