trional

Poirot finished his search by opening the little cupboard above the washbasin and taking a rapid glance at its contents-a sponge, face cream, powder and a small bottle labelled trional.

Murder on the Orient Express Christie, Agatha, 1890-1976 1933

Kazmah used to supply cocaine and veronal and trional and heroin, but those who wanted to smoke opium he sent to

Dope Sax Rohmer 1921

Sulphonal, trional, morphia, each tried in turn had no power to prevent him from dreaming.

The Pools of Silence 1907

"Kings has got their worries, too, but when it comes to laying awake nights trying to figure out whether them designers somewheres in France is going to turn out long, full skirts or short, narrow skirts for the fall and winter of nineteen-nineteen and nineteen-twenty, Mawruss, I bet yer the entire collection of kings, active or retired, doesn't got to take two grains of trional between them."

Potash and Perlmutter Settle Things Montague Glass 1905

Macbeth's case is a model of wisdom and discretion: the specialist that Queen Cordelia summoned to prescribe for her father, after giving him trional, or something of that nature, was careful to have his return to consciousness accompanied by suitable music.

Robert Browning: How to Know Him William Lyon Phelps 1904

I offered her some trional, and then -- I just lingered.

The Chauffeur and the Chaperon Karl Anderson 1901

And I explained to her that Diaz had taken at least six doses of my strong solution of trional.

Sacred and Profane Love Arnold Bennett 1899

On reaching the dome at 2 a.m., he had taken four tabloids, each containing 0·324 gramme of trional, and had drunk the glass of hot milk which Simon always left him in case he should want it.

Hugo A Fantasia on Modern Themes Arnold Bennett 1899

So presently I took trional, X grs., and dozed off till morning.

Ten Thousand Miles with a Dog Sled A Narrative of Winter Travel in Interior Alaska Hudson Stuck 1891

Quinine for the regular morning and evening doses, sulphonal and trional for insomnia, ether for injections in case of anemia after hemorrhage, morphine for delirium, citrite of caffeine for weakness of the heart, tincture of valerian for the tympanites, bismuth to relieve nausea and vomiting, and the crushed ice wrapped in flannel cloths for the cold pack in the event of hyperpyrexia.

A Man's Woman Frank Norris 1886