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Meanings of blood-poisoning in anglès
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Usage of blood-poisoning in anglès
1
And a fortnight later I heard that he was dead of blood-poisoning.
2
I scratched mine, or something, and for weeks nearly died of blood-poisoning.
3
Haven't you heard pa tell how soldiers died from slight wounds?-fromblood-poisoning?
4
They would damned well bother you when you got blood-poisoning from them.
5
He had cut his leg with his wood-axe, and blood-poisoning had set in.
6
It was quite cured eventually, but we were afraid of blood-poisoning.
7
Cases of blood-poisoning that have resulted fatally have been caused by such wounds.
8
There is no slough to produce pus that may be absorbed and cause blood-poisoning.
9
Unless blood-poisoning sets in they ought all to do well.
10
Or was Kito the one who had died of blood-poisoning?
11
So much for nerve-poison; but blood-poisoning is a still more terrible characteristic of house-protected existence.
12
Ninety-five per cent of the human race suffer from chronic blood-poisoning, and die of it.
13
Shortly afterward the child developed symptoms of blood-poisoning and died of heart-failure within twenty-four hours.
14
His finger was broken, and then blood-poisoning set in.
15
The worst case of neglected blood-poisoning I ever saw.
16
Eventually she died of an attack of blood-poisoning and, though but forty, had become grey-headed.
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