So also of those who have had the ague badly and got well.

The young feller lay on the ground shakin' as if he had the ague.

Then, sitting down again, he had begun trembling, as if he had the ague.

The young fellow in his jaunty new clothes shook as if he had the ague.

Early was shivering as though he had the ague.

Her face was hidden in her hands, and she was trembling-shakingas though she had the ague.

Barras won't have the nerve to oppose me, and Gohier and Moulin have had the ague for weeks.

As she did so she noticed that the other's hands were shaking as though she had the ague.

It seemed to me the old mountain was trembling just like I did once, when I had the ague.

My dear child has not been well ever since he had the ague, and looks very pale and spiritless.

At this grandfather gave a loud exclamation and stood up, shaking his head as if he had the ague.

So here I've been sitting, hugging my knees, and listening till I'm shivering as if I had the ague.

But say, let me tell you right now that I'm shivering all over as if I had the ague!

On arriving, Fouquet was ill and trembled as if he had the ague; he did not present himself to the king.

I had been doing that work, more or less of the time, and I trembled as if I had the ague.

There he was, alone, wet as a drowned rat, and shivering, partly from cold and partly from fright, as if he had the ague.