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Meanings of slow convalescence in English

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Usage of slow convalescence in English
1
I visited her every day, watching, with deep interest, her slow convalescence.
The Allen House; Or, Twenty Years Ago and Now
2
An operation followed and after that a rather long, slow convalescence.
From Place to Place
3
His slow convalescence was now their only source of anxiety.
Henrietta Temple: A Love Story
4
The slow convalescence of my uncle gave me a just excuse to discontinue our rides.
The Caxtons: A Family Picture — Volume 08
5
I expect...that I shall have a slow convalescence.
Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 3
6
This brilliant combat followed by the Battle of the Thames cheered the President in his slow convalescence.
Jefferson and His Colleagues: A Chronicle of the Virginia Dynast...
7
His only wish in 1653 was to bury himself and his slow convalescence among his woods at Verteuil.
Three French Moralists and The Gallantry of France
8
I attended Blanche Montgomery through her slow convalescence, and had many opportunities for observing her and her mother closely.
The Allen House; Or, Twenty Years Ago and Now
9
It helped somewhat his slow convalescence, but the tin box and the parchments, though searched for in all the ditches around, never turned up again.
A Personal Record
10
He may have a week of fever, and a slow convalescence; but you'll not grudge the trouble of nursing him, after what I've told you.
The Great Amulet
11
"What shall we do with that insolent hound?" Nettlebones asked poor Donovan, who was groaning in slow convalescence.
Mary Anerley: A Yorkshire Tale
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Slow convalescence across language varieties
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