He shivered as one with an ague and shook off the deadly influence of the idea. |
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She visited the tanked one, found her in a cold room after it, shivering like ague, and her teeth chattering. |
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The hills of Argolis to the north were already getting dim and veiled, and losing themselves in an ague of heat. |
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He seemed to be in the last extremity of fright, with a face the color of clay and his limbs all ashake as one who hath an ague. |
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Clearly his fears had been realised, and he had had an attack of the Persian ague. |
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There is scarcely any malignant spirit, from a loup-garou to an ague, which cannot be found in the deserts of Aquitaine. |
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He was yellow with fever, and the hand that filled the briar pipe shook with ague. |
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I confess I felt a touch of nausea, but nothing compared with the priest, whose teeth began to chitter in an ague of horror. |
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The master himself was not exempt and once we find him chronicling that he went a-hunting and caught a fox and the ague. |
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I am very bad with the ague, as people must be in the habit of saying in these fenny districts. |
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The plebs plebis think that the cause is wind or flatus, and that they get rid of the ague by belching. |
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The climate is tropical, and malaria, with its fever and ague, is prevalent. |
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And the mahout passed into his hut with a shiver that told of the coming ague. |
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I went over to Pond's and he read that she had a fine fat boy on the 30th ult., but she was very sick with ague and mumps. |
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Ste. This is some monster of the isle with four legs, who hath got, as I take it, an ague. |
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I was but a fortnight in the hospital, the disease being only the fever and ague. |
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Valeriola made use of the same means, with the like success, in a quartan ague. |
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Heathcliff, having stared his son into an ague of confusion, uttered a scornful laugh. |
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And as for Arthur, he fell to trembling, and finally was shaken with doubt as with an ague. |
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The heat rapidly increased, and once again I looked up, shuddering as with a fit of the ague. |
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Show a treif gendarme a kosher coin, and he will be shivering with ague. |
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He was seized with a slow fever, which changed into a tertian ague. |
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From this I contracted a severe cold, which ended in a tertian ague. |
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Rosina leaned back in her corner and shook as if she had the ague. |
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Fortunately for me, there were two cases of fever and ague in the ship. |
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He opened his eyes to find the lad shivering as with an ague. |
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The result for myself was a severe attack of fever and ague. |
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You were all licked there, or you died of the ague, or jaundice? |
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For a minute I thought one of them 'Frisco ague spells had come east. |
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So he used Ayer's ague cure with good effect for six months. |
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It recommends plenty of blue pills and boneset for 041 the ague. |
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Anasarcous legs and symptoms of hydrothorax, consequent to a tertian ague. |
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Favorinus extolled Thersites, and wrote in praise of a quartan ague. |
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I had heard also that you had been plagued by a quartan ague. |
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I have thought it advisable to restrict the term antiperiodic to the Catalytics which are used in Ague. |
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So that a man was to understand by daemon, as well an Ague, as a Divell. |
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