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A mud pack was probably good for it, Sam thought.
Both men looked as if they were peering through thin mud packs.
Tom lifted the mud pack from his hand and threw it on the ground.
If they were lucky, the night's storms wouldn't wash away the mud packs.
Chandalen had blood down his shoulder, with some kind of mud pack over a wound on top.
It is he who handles the charges and prepares the mud packs to bed down the explosives.
Patients drink and bathe in these waters, which are also used for the preparation of mud packs.
The brown patch on his head is a mud pack used for cooling or to deter parasites.
(The mud pack can raise the body temperature several degrees.)
Then mud packs and massages and dinner followed by another telephone call or two.
The bier has almost completely decayed but left an impression in the mud packed around it.
And a decent mud pack, she thought.
A few minutes later, Ygerna stirred the mud packs into the steaming, small metal pot.
Sufferers of arthritis and rheumatism are treated with mud packs made from the sea bottom.
He was still struggling to talk; it was as if there were mud packed into his think-ing equipment.
The hut was walled on three sides by bundled branches with mud packed in the cracks between them.
An ingredient for a mud pack?
Dead Sea mud pack therapy is believed to temporarily relieve pain in patients with osteoarthritis of the knees.
The car - he thought - is still parked outside, the rain drumming on its roof, the iced mud packed round the wheels.
Almost opposite is the hot sulfur bath where aches and pains can be wooed away by mud packs.
At four-fifteen I completed laying the mud pack over a routine charge, cutting the fuse short as usual.
Life's other little necessities, like a crushed pearl body rub or a full-body Canyonland mud pack are extra.
Sample rates: use of pool, $7; thermal bath with mud packs in individual cabin, $31.60; therapeutic massage, $22.
The hand was pulpy and unarticulated - like a hand-shaped mud pack, or an inflated rubber glove.
"When you get your face on," Mr. Morse was saying, "it feels a little bit like a mud pack.