Definitionn. a woman skilled in aiding the delivery of babies
Last update: November 1, 2015
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The midwife is very experienced one. [Please select]
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"You seem to have no occasion for a midwife," cried the lady. [Please select]
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But the midwife, who was a neighbor, feared that the old woman was malicious and she had hid her crutch. [Please select]
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The midwife was a good woman, who had been taught that the Great Creator loves little girls as well as boys. [Please select]
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Also Madame Haupt, the midwife, was after him for some money. [Please select]
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He was the son of a poor sculptor, and his mother was a midwife. [Please select]
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Socrates, son of Sophroniscus a sculptor and Phaenarete a midwife, was born at Athens in or about the year 469 B. [Please select]
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She acted as midwife, nursed children, and added to her income by "unwitching" the diseased. [Please select]
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Her lameness, however, made her move slowly, and she could not find her crutch; for the midwife, who knew the bad temper of the grandmother, had purposely hid it. [Please select]
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After a lecture tour in England and Scotland, she went to Vienna where she entered the ALLGEMEINE KRANKENHAUS to prepare herself as midwife and nurse, and where at the same time she studied social conditions. [Please select]
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