1
Then he fell into a great sickness, failing alike in mind and strength.
2
Old Ebbits shook his head, saying: Nay, there has been no great sickness.
3
His whole body seemed on fire, a great sickness surged upward to his throat.
4
Once there were many, but a great sickness came and almost no one was left.
5
There came on me a great sickness of war.
6
Why doth the hair fall after a great sickness?
7
These are the bodies of those who died of the great sickness, is it not so?
8
And the sickness of Bidarshik grew into a great sickness until I thought he would die.
9
So Otomie recovered from her great sickness, and shortly afterwards the pestilence passed away from Tenoctitlan.
10
The soul's great sickness is in joy's relapse.
11
It is a great sickness; maybe she will die, that is why the doctor looks so hard.
12
It is a great sickness, because the mother's head is on the table and she is crying.
13
A great sickness of heart smote him
14
Again, just before the great sickness of 1625, the churchyard wall of St. Andrew's, Holborn, fell down.
15
He grows rich by the ruin of his neighbours, like grass in the streets in a great sickness.
16
This same great sickness could hardly have been yellow fever, as it occurred in the month of November.
