| The speech of seton of Pitmedden, a plain country gentleman, is one of them. |
| Colonel seton also made his grave with the brave troops he had commanded. |
| On these accounts, a seton passing through the base of the ulcer in poll-evil and fistulous withers is so beneficial. |
| Instead of entering politics, she became a college professor who now teaches at SUNY-Purchase and seton Hall University. |
| Apply strong counterirritant to chest and put seton in dewlap. |
| To seton this indicated that insects were an important part of the food of the weasels. |
