Gugger

Gluck, Guadagni and Abbot Coelestin Gugger von Staudach all existed, but the barbaric practice that preserved Moses's perfect soprano voice was rarely performed north of the Alps. (Squeamish readers may want to skip the description at the end of Act 1.)

Richard Harvell's novel about 18th-century opera, "The Bells" Nancy Robertson 2010

Gluck, Guadagni and Abbot Coelestin Gugger von Staudach all existed, but the barbaric practice that preserved Moses's perfect soprano voice was rarely performed north of the Alps. (Squeamish readers may want to skip the description at the end of Act 1.)

Richard Harvell's novel about 18th-century opera, "The Bells" Nancy Robertson 2010

"Very Young" Gayerson would have forded the Gugger in flood to carry her lightest word, and had implicit faith in her.

Plain Tales from the Hills Rudyard Kipling 1900

Rohtak; from Rohtak to Kurnool; from Kurnool to ruined Samanah, and then up-stream along the dried bed of the Gugger river that fills only when the rain falls in the hills, till one day he saw the far line of the great Himalayas.

The Second Jungle Book Rudyard Kipling 1900

"She got out of the truck and she went and grabbed Cameron and picked him up," said Nick Gugger, one of Brenneman's classmates.

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Gugger thought Pienaar was a hijacker and Pienaar thought he was a robber.

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The patient typically leans over and dips his / her hand into the liquid, pulls out and lets Gugger place their hand in a plastic bag and, finally, a cloth mit.

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It is a good day when Gugger comes to visit; it gives her the chance to sit and talk and relieve some of the pain.

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If Gugger was going room to room anyway, why not cart along a device that people enjoyed and find relaxing?

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"It's easy and the people here, the ones who agree to it, love it," Gugger said.

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