1
Some have had sore distempers of conscience, and puddling exercises of terror.
2
They are the distempers of elections, that have destroyed all free states.
3
As my husband drew near his end, his distempers had no intermission.
4
As nitre cleanses the body, so distempers and other chastisements purify the soul.
5
The water of this spring is drank for some distempers still.
6
During his long residence in tropical climates, he had contracted several painful distempers.
7
But with our own distempers and adversities it is altogether different.
8
Frigates, mortars, bayonets, sabres, were the proper remedies for such distempers.
9
Fluxes and contagious distempers crept in among the soldiers, who perished in great numbers.
10
There is in some quarters a disposition to create distempers in this body politic.
11
The state is to have recruits to its strength, and remedies to its distempers.
12
Soap would soon remove her anxious distress about foreign distempers.
13
They have sometimes pleurisies and fevers, but no chronical distempers.
14
These distempers, as well as their cures, fall nine times in ten upon the lungs.
15
This bird, by drinking saltwater purges itself of distempers.
16
For this is Epicurus's way of discourse to persons under grievous distempers and excessive pains.
