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Meanings of great plague in English
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Usage of great plague in English
1
In Vienna, Paris, London, the scenes of the great plague were re-enacted.
2
Only one thing was laid to their charge, namely the great plague.
3
Well, Heaven be praised, I have a son-girls are a great plague!
4
The great plague of the tribes on the middle Columbia was the measles.
5
But the great plague of London did not begin until 1664.
6
Thucydides' description of the huts in which the Athenians lived during the great plague.
7
The great plague of London took place in 1665, one year before the fire.
8
The great plague of Athens is the modern great plague of England, scarlet fever.
9
Oh, yes, I know I was wrong, but it is a great plague altogether.
10
The great plague spreads from Egypt and rages for many years in Asia and Europe.
11
The great plague of national pride had spread there, and had transformed the Italian character.
12
Roddy said, "Like they did in the great plague of London."
13
Secondly, society had been shaken to its very foundation by the great plague of 1348.
14
I danced twice, and a great plague it was.
15
In the succeeding summer there was a great plague, which forced me to quit the town.
16
But the old fellow is a great plague.
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