court plaster

'Here is a piece of court plaster,' said Stephen.

"Bless my court plaster!

They were, as always, impeccably dressed and incandescently charming but he wore dark glasses and had a piece of court plaster over one eye.

In fact they almost always appeared with some limb in a sling, some extremity bandaged, some show of court plaster.

A solicitous drug clerk ministered to John Quincy with iodine, cotton and court plaster, and he reentered the limousine bearing honorably the scar of battle.

There was only a little dark streak by the outside corner of one eye, like a patch of patent leather used instead of court plaster; as though he'd hurt himself there and then covered it over.

He had already had thirty-six stitches in his scalp, while a square foot of court plaster covered his lacerated shoulders, but he was a man of some fortitude and above all a natural philosopher. '

So I went, taking a bottle of arnica and some court plaster with me, to find Shadrach surrounded by sympathizers and weeping with rage over the insult, which, he said, had been offered to his ancient and distinguished race in his own unworthy person.