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Meanings of incurable ward in English

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Usage of incurable ward in English
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Ladies and gentlemen of the board, the incurable ward is doing nothing.
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He remembered now-theywere the children from the incurable ward at Saint Margaret's.
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Afterward we will take up the question of the incurable ward among the trustees-hmm-alone
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The incurable ward and Margaret MacLean have really been a terrible responsibility, haven't they?
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For some time the Senior Surgeon has seriously questioned the-hmm-advisability of continuing the incurable ward.
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For the first time in their lives they desired the incurable ward and wished to retain it.
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As I was saying, the incurable ward is doing nothing, and we need it for surgical cases.
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Like I'm in the incurable ward.
Great house: a novel
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Why, the incurable ward was my whole life-home, family, friends, work; everything wrapped up in nine little crippled bodies.
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The Queen was calm and gentle; but Madame Schwellenberg raved like a maniac in the incurable ward of Bedlam!
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 2
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What I want to say is-pleasekeep the incurable ward; take the time to really know them-andlove them a little.
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But in the world's great hospital of ailing souls, where every day the Good Physician walks, there is no incurable ward.
The Teaching of Jesus
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Nurses gathered in groups in the nurses' annex and talked about the closing of the incurable ward and the going of Margaret MacLean.
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Now the board adjourned with thumbs down-signifying that the incurable ward was no more, as far as the future of Saint Margaret's was concerned.
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This last was undoubtedly due to the fact that she was the only child in the incurable ward blessed in the matter of a home.
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"This, my dear, is the incurable ward; we are very much interested in it."
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