Her voice was curiously anemic, however, as she rapped on a bedroom door and called, “Oh, Mrs. Lawrence!”
— from The Job: An American Novel by Sinclair Lewis

Ascarinæ , 461 Ascaris causing perforative peritonitis, 656 — characters, 461 — in appendix causing intestinal obstruction, 654 — in peritoneal cavity, 656 — lacks intermediate host, 21 — lumbricoides , distribution world-wide, 463 — — excretory apparatus, 367 — — expulsion of, 754 — — hosts of, 464 — — infection by, 687 — — — experimental, 464 , 465 — — — mode of, 464 , 465 — — — symptoms, 688 — — injury inflicted by, depends on number in host, 8 , 9 — — male, hind end, 371 — — — transverse section through posterior extremity of body, 370 — — method of keeping alive, 754 — — migration from small intestine to other parts of body, 464 Ascaris lumbricoides , morphology, 463 — — names by which known in antiquity, 464 — — normal habitat, small intestine, 464 — — organs of, 463 — — ova of, 463 — — prevalence in young children in temperate climates, 464 — — self-infection with, on part of experimenter, 464 , 465 — — sites of body invaded by, 687 , 688 — — transverse section showing organs, diagram of, 362 — — — — through, diagram showing, 364 — — unrecognized Dioctophyme gigas in man traced to, 431 — maritima , 465 — megalocephala , nervous system, schematic representation, 365 — — “tuft-like” or “phagocytic” organs, 362 — ova of, in pus in case of abscess of omentum, 657 — perforation of intestine by, 656 — — — following diseased processes, 656 — sp., 465 — texana , 465 Ascites and abdominal malignant growth, Leydenia gemmipara associated with, 49 , 50 — association of Leydenia gemmipara with, 49 — chylous, from Filaria bancrofti infection, 678 — set up by invasion of ova of Schistosoma japonicum , 282 Ascitic fluid in cultivation of Treponema pallidum , 125 , 126 Askanazy, mode of infection by Opisthorchis felineus , 254 — post-mortem discoveries of Opisthorchis felineus , 253 — Trichuris trichiura , 420 Asphyxia following invasion of upper air-passages by Ascarides, 691 Aspidogaster attains maturity in lower animals, 21 Asses, nagana fatal to, 94 Atoxyl and antimony combined in sleeping sickness, 622 — in Indian kala-azar, 626 — in infantile kala-azar, 627 — in sleeping sickness, 622 , 623 — Trypanosoma rhodesiense resistant to, 78 Atractonema gibbosum , habitat, 4 — — peculiar characters of females, 5 Auchmeromyia ( Bengalia ) depressa as cause of myiasis externa, 724 — — — “larva of Natal,” characters, 591 — luteola , 593 , 594 — — characters, 594 — — geographical distribution, 594 — — larva of (Congo floor maggot), 593 , 594 — — — how destroyed, 594 — — life-history, 614 Auditory meatus, larvæ penetrating, 721 — — external, infected with Rhinosporidium, 195 , 196 Austen, Chironomidæ described by, 580 — description of larva of Ochromyia anthropophaga (footnote), 590 , 591 — myiasis due to Sarcophaga, 590 Autopsies at Tomsk, human parasites most frequently found at, 253 — occurrence of Linguatula rhinaria at, 526 B. Babes, A., cases of transmission of Demodex folliculorum canis infection to man, 709 — Filaria (?) conjunctivæ in man, 405 Babesia, 155 , 172 , 173 , 174 , 177 — bigemina , geographical distribution of, 177 — bovis , causal agent of “Texas fever” or “red-water fever” in cattle, 173 — — cause of infectious hæmoglobinuria in cattle, 177 — — transmission of, by Ixodes ricinus , 177 — caballi , 177 , 178 — — cause of biliary fever in equines, 177 — — geographical distribution of, 177 — — transmitting agent, 178 — canis and B. bovis , life-cycle in tick, stages of, 176 , 177 — — agents of transmission, 177 — — cause of malignant jaundice in dogs, 177 — — cultivation in vitro by Bass’s method, 172 , 177 — — life-cycle in infected blood of dog, 175 — distribution of chromatin in, 176 — divergens , cause of European red-water fever in cattle, 177 — — geographical distribution of, 177 — morphology and hosts of, 174 — muris , morphology, 178 — nuclear phenomena in species of, 176 — ovis , agent of transmission of, 177 — — cause of “carceag” in sheep, 177 — — geographical distribution of, 177 — — transmitting agent, 177 — parasites of red blood corpuscles of mammals, 154 — pitheci , 178 — species of, 177 — synonyms (see Piroplasma ), 174 — tick borne, 176 — — development in, 176 Babesiasis, symptoms of, 178 — treatment of, 178 Baboon serum, action on Trypanosoma rhodesiense , 80 Bacillus lymphangiticus , 755 Baelz, prophylaxis against kedani, 703 Baer, C. E. von, views as to origin of cercariæ,
— from The Animal Parasites of Man by Fred. V. (Frederick Vincent) Theobald

At one place, where it passes through a deep gully, the bank has been made up to make a more level run; but even here, as we rode over it, we noticed an old man and a boy driving a couple of mules, slowly crawling up the narrow path down below, which marked the line of the original road.
— from By Desert Ways to Baghdad by Louisa Jebb Wilkins

To a cupful of cold boiled hominy, add a teaspoonful of melted butter, and stir it well, adding by degrees a cupful of milk, till all is made into a soft, light paste; add a teaspoonful of white sugar, a pinch of salt, and one well-beaten egg.
— from The Whitehouse Cookbook (1887) Cooking, Toilet and Household Recipes, Menus, Dinner-Giving, Table Etiquette, Care of the Sick, Health Suggestions, Facts Worth Knowing, Etc., Etc. The Whole Comprising a Comprehensive Cyclopedia of Information for the Home by Hugo Ziemann

May God convict us of our unbelief that we may get utterly ashamed and broken down, and cry, "Oh, my God, what is this, this heart of unbelief actually throwing a barrier across the door that Christ cannot step in, blinding my eyes that I cannot see Jesus, though he is so near?
— from 'Jesus Himself' by Andrew Murray