caul

She was the one who pulled the caul from your face, when you were born.

The eyes were blue with a milky caul over them.

No outdoors here; and a caul is not a window.

"Harry Caul is built very much on my own sense of myself," he says.

On my word, de Jars, you must have been born with a caul.

So he destroyed her, in much the same way he'd rid himself of Caul the night before.

If the caul was destroyed, the child's supernatural power would be lost.

The blood on his face resembled a black caul in the flare's light.

The sunken caul of his other eye was also wet.

It was possible to point one out from a caul located on the newborn's head.

Moreover there was a membrane on the baby's face, a caul.

But no one was much interested in a caul.

May the Goddess ever keep the child of this caul safe from harm.

It was Brianna who had been born with a caul.

Later in his studio, Caul tries to make sense of what he has recorded.

Who was the girl who took the birth caul off his face?

The babe grew still, and Miriam reached for the caul.

"Oh, I should have wrapped it in caul fat," he said.

I'm a seventh son, born under a caul, and I've got second sight.

The other was wrapped in a sunken caul of flesh.

Then she laid the folded caul inside and closed the lid.

She put the caul away and closed the lid.

He was born with a caul, which his mother saw as a positive omen for the boy's future.

The caul membrane in some cases will be put aside and given to the mother to preserve.

However, the parents may or may not be told that their child was born with the caul.