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1
The lungs are satisfied with a provision of vegetable and
farinaceous
food
.
2
Tell her not to eat
farinaceous
food
and to avoid Levitan.
3
They are paid in grain as well as coin, their own country producing no
farinaceous
food
.
4
The root is roasted in hot ashes, and chewed, when it affords a nutritious and pleasant
farinaceous
food
.
5
We collected an ample supply of the seed, and found it very useful in lieu of other
farinaceous
food
.
6
As a rule, the
farinaceous
food
we were able to carry was reserved for my mother, Edith, and Pierce.
7
In a general way, soup, vegetables,
farinaceous
food
or a little meat and fruit is sufficient for the principal meal.
8
The doctor, however, made a further supply, as the consumption of it, from the want of
farinaceous
food
,
was considerable.
9
We had now about enough
farinaceous
food
for two meals all round, and sufficient seal to last for a month.
10
Other forms of
farinaceous
food
may of course be used in the place of the barley, and in the same proportions.
11
If the stomach reject this,
farinaceous
food
boiled in water, and mixed with a small quantity of milk, may be employed.
12
This is the best diet that can be used for the first six months, after which some
farinaceous
food
may be combined.
13
Only those who have been forced to do without
farinaceous
food
for days or weeks will know what this abundance meant to them.
14
Or weak mutton or veal broth, or beef tea, clear and free from fat, and mixed with an equal quantity of
farinaceous
food
.
15
The young may, however, be reared on
farinaceous
food
,
with the addition of a little fish and raw meat; when older on flesh alone.
16
The penal diet, which mainly consists of
farinaceous
food
,
will keep up the flesh, though not the strength, as well as the regular diet.
farinaceous
food
farinaceous