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Meanings of feeble health in English
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Usage of feeble health in English
1
This prince was in feeble health, and it was said had epilepsy.
2
She spoke like a woman in feeble health, and of broken spirits.
3
And when she fell in feeble health, ye blessed her-thatshe died!
4
The report that Mr. Gladstone is in very feeble health has been confirmed.
5
He remembered his scanty income, and the somewhat feeble health of his wife.
6
Neither feeble health nor grey hairs could elicit, the king's compassion.
7
The exceptions are the cases of people in feeble health.'
8
General Grant had by this time developed cancer and was already in feeble health.
9
Though long in feeble health, his last illness was brief.
10
Though often in feeble health, he seldom allowed physical languor to intermit his work.
11
Probably it all helped to undermine the master's feeble health.
12
She has feeble health, but a surprisingly alert mind, and a keen sharp memory.
13
She laughed at Josephine's absurdity, but excused it on account of her feeble health.
14
From childhood he had been handicapped by feeble health.
15
Her step was slow, like one abstracted in mind or like one in feeble health.
16
Dr. Judson, the missionary, is again reported in very feeble health, and in a decline.
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