Meanings of more morphine in English

Emma overheard Uncle Tom say so, and that more morphine was dangerous.

I do not suffer, but it takes more morphine to quiet the pain.

You gave her more morphine, and her heart was weak.

You might hope for better -for more morphine or more of a chance to say goodbye.

The South had no more morphine.

I'd take her to the bathroom and wash her and give her more morphine as the pain kept intensifying.

There were no significant differences in age, sex or cardiovascular history, but more morphine-treated patients had anterior myocardial infarction and left-main disease.

He needed more morphine but when he'd tried to call for some he'd realized that he didn't have an alarm to press.

"No," he said, deliberately, "you will have no more morphine; not a drop."

"I could use some more morphine for my nine expectants," Coffee said to Phillie.

"Time for breakfast and more morphine," she says, calling me sweetie and fussing over me.

"Isn't it time for more morphine yet?"

"Wouldn't say no to more morphine."

"Do you need more morphine?"

"I need more morphine!"