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An inflammatory disease of the skin, characterized by the presence of redness and itching, an eruption of small vesicles, and the discharge of a watery exudation, which often dries up, leaving the skin covered with crusts; -- called also tetter, milk crust, and salt rheum.
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With its approaches, his work was one mile and three-quarters in length; a lattice-girder bridge, trussed with the Findlayson truss standing on seven-and-twenty brick piers.
The Bridge-Builders Rudyard Kipling 2006
There stood his bridge before him in the sunlight, lacking only a few weeks’ work on the girders of the three middle piers--his bridge, raw and ugly as original sin, but pukka--permanent--to endure when all memory of the builder, yea, even of the splendid Findlayson truss, has perished.
The Bridge-Builders Rudyard Kipling 2006
Personal assistant, and at Simla, thou shalt be, if any credit comes to me out of the business!” Indeed, the burden of the work had fallen altogether on Findlayson and his assistant, the young man whom he had chosen because of his rawness to break to his own needs.
The Bridge-Builders Rudyard Kipling 2006
They had been tried many times in sudden crises--by slipping of booms, by breaking of tackle, failure of cranes, and the wrath of the river--but no stress had brought to light any man among men whom Findlayson and Hitchcock would have honoured by working as remorselessly as they worked them-selves.
The Bridge-Builders Rudyard Kipling 2006
Hitchcock had been appointed a magistrate of the third class with whipping powers, for the better government of the community, and Findlayson watched him wield his powers temperately, learning what to overlook and what to look after.
The Bridge-Builders Rudyard Kipling 2006