Turkish bath hand book / edited and compiled by Geo. F. Adams.

  • Adams, George F.
Date:
1881
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Turkish bath hand book / edited and compiled by Geo. F. Adams. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library at Columbia University and Columbia University Libraries/Information Services, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the the Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library at Columbia University and Columbia University.

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    — 211)— s. i \i [H.—Interior of the Hath. Bamlet, Falstapv, Macbeth, and II m. perspiring Yw. Now, beshrew me, Bal, ii ever on Gadshlll M\ lard did ooze so Creelj as thi> hour. Nay, mark it we1 the floor With the besl juices of a saintlj man. r Ii'»Mi:<>. Romi o. Oh, g l attendanl on this stricken hearl Lei your Bhampooing hand tall tenderly. So, so even now I feel a great relief. Your touch, kind sir, so gentle and so bland, Reminds me of the gentle Juliet's hand. M M . What soothing balm is here! Conscience grow - easy, and the eating cares Of grim misdeeds fall one by one away. Methinks were Banquo's ghosl to rise up here With tranquil mind I'd bid the shade good cheer. Enter BR1 Tl 3. Brutus. Yon gentlemanly sir has led me hither And told me thai the grief I carry with me For Caesar's death would in this peaceful place Soon disappear. I'm. Bo! Roman friend, hast thou the gout? < »r have the doctqrs made thee -ick, or doth Greal Caesar's death weigh heavy on thymind? Bruti s. Not all remorse, Sir John, 'Tis mixed with rheumatism which I caughl • in the Campagna several month- ago. Bal. Then resl thee lure, noble Brutus. Bere -halt thou be made hale to slay A dozen Caesars for thy country's good. [All adjourn to t'he Shampooing Ziooin.] Si i m: IV.— The office of the Bath. Clerk reckoning l\i-i w p's account Jor drinks and cigars. Enter Boa , Macbeth, Hal, Falstapf. Brutus, and Bamlet. Bal. Now . sirs, that ye have bathed, I bid ye tell If this good hath hath eased your several pains.
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