sal volatile

Sal volatile, of course, that would be the very thing.

She decided only to send up a message and some sal volatile.

Here you, fetch me some sal volatile from the bag."

When she came to, the acrid tingling of sal volatile was in her nostrils.

He slumped into the chair I pushed behind him and thankfully sipped the sal volatile.

"Raymond is a witness what ginger and sal volatile I am obliged to take in the night.

'Abby, run up and get the sal volatile out of my medicine chest!

When he brought her round with the help of a little sal volatile, she said, 'Are you hurt?'

They dispensed lavender water and sal volatile.

They were once produced commercially, formerly known as sal volatile or salt of hartshorn.

Smelling salts have also been known as 'sal volatile', for their ability to produce a reaction.

'Well, the harm is done,' she said, and placed the letter at her bedside-table next to the sal volatile.

Ammonium carbonate, also known as baker's ammonia or sal volatile, is a chemical compound.

Sal volatile - something like that.'

It is a component of what was formerly known as sal volatile and salt of hartshorn.

She sat very still, and then was conscious that a tear, as it were the last of the sal volatile, was moving slowly down her cheek.

The meeting is interrupted when Sal Volatile is murdered and Box knocked senseless.

Smelling salts, also known as spirit of hartshorn or sal volatile, are chemical compounds used for arousing consciousness.

(Rose Sal Volatile Parade)

After she had had some sal volatile and sat still for a few minutes, she said there was nothing the matter with her except a few bruises.

Fumbling in the pocket of her skirt, Frances withdrew a vile of sal volatile and breathed deeply, wincing at the pungent odor.

A visit from the Emperor's Messenger frightened her; then when she read the letter she fainted and I had to bring her round with sal volatile.

On the run and hunted by his own organisation, Box is left with little choice but to follow the trail Sal Volatile has shown him, even if it leads to the Devil himself.

Bickley took more cotton wool and having poured something from his medicine-chest on to it, placed it over the mouth beneath the man's nostrils--I believe it was sal volatile.

His eyes were fierce and yellow as he looked across the ring to where they were working on the dazed American, cold compresses and sal volatile, slapping his cheeks, talking to him, talking him round.