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Usage examples of treats.

The one treats of matter, its physical properties, and chemical composition, the other of thoughts and intentions which involve right and wrong, relating to spiritual accountability.

While physiology treats of all the natural functions, pathology treats of lesions and altered conditions.

They were unable to discover the real cause of his ailment, but to the specialist who has charge of this class of diseases at our institution, and who annually examines and treats hundreds of such cases, it was at once apparent that the dropsy was caused from a weakened condition of the heart, which rendered it unable to perform its functions.

The general practitioner may be thoroughly read in these diseases, but he cannot acquire the skill of a specialist who annually treats thousands of cases, while the former seldom, if ever, has occasion to prescribe for them.

The science which treats of the phenomena and functions of animal life.

Cole treats of the examination of minerals and rocks in a way that has never been attempted before .

English work that satisfactorily treats of the manufacture of oils, colours, and pigments.

We accuse ourselves to the confessor, for we know it is a sin, but he treats it as a childish fault, and absolves us without imposing any penances.

Brea persuade me to leave my native country to come and dishonour myself here, for though everybody treats me as if I were his wife, it is probably known that I am only his mistress.

Moreover, this volume treats of Human Temperaments, not only of their influence upon mental characteristics and bodily susceptibilities, but also of their vital and non-vital combinations, which transmit to the offspring either health, hardihood, and longevity, or feebleness, disease, and death.

A fine, digital, incredibly wide watch, about five times the width of your wrist, so you have to hold it like a falconer, and it treats time like pi.

An object of some weird attracto-repulsive gestalt for Charles Tavis, Mario treats C.

The lightning now far off out over the Atlantic treats him like a weak strobe.

I watched this man put down all sugar and treats when he first got diagnosed.

The Scavenger who brings in the best Treats is the Super Scavenger until the next Hunt.