Meanings of strange malady in English

Nevertheless, in time Virginia felt herself disturbed by a strange malady.

That evening everyone in the tenement was discussing Coupeau's strange malady.

There is a certain strange malady commonly encountered in the quarters of the poor.

And, worse than all, here Beatrice now lay in his arms, stricken by some strange malady.

It is a strange malady, that which seizes men whom fate has elevated to a throne.

Truly, I say, the man is either besotted with love, or suffering from some strange malady.

In that year John Uskglass suffered some strange malady -as he did from time to time.

After long reflection upon this strange malady I had come to the conclusion that the sufferer was insane.

They know his strange malady, and they think him more fit for a monk's cell than a royal throne.

But his plans were rendered abortive by the strange malady which about that time began to overcloud his splendid genius.

I've a strange malady.

She had suffered too much from exposure and privation to recover her strength when she was seized by the strange malady.

He couldn't stand the noise and rush of the wind, but his strange malady took no count of rain or snow.

Dr. Calvert Haynes, the family physician, and several specialists who have been called in consultation, are completely baffled by the strange malady.

They have perished from that strange malady which Europeans have everywhere transplanted in the maritime world, and which strikes down the most flourishing populations.

But he knew nothing of brain diseases-thosestrange maladies that kill the human in the human being.