If there are good crops next year, they'll thatch them again, and if we die of typhus others will live after us.

I have been dissecting that peasant who died of typhus fever.

Two nurses and one of the doctors died of typhus.

But a year ago, the girl died of typhus.

When Dulcie had died of typhus, Lady Somervell .

He had served in the Crimea, and, after almost dying of typhus, had been invalided home.

She died of typhus in Bergen-Belsen camp in 1945, not long before the British Army liberated it.

John Lloyd, of the American Presbyterian mission, died of typhus fever after an illness of two weeks.

One day in a neighbouring village, the news was brought them that a peasant had died of typhus.

He died of typhus fever, and I heard his name mentioned with respectful regret by all creeds and classes.

All the carriages were smashed, including one that contained sick and wounded Turks, some of them dying of typhus.

In England a bishop and more than twenty priests died of typhus, caught in attendance on the sick and dying.

He died of typhus fever, at Paisley, on the 12th November 1837, in his twenty-sixth year.

In the Crimean war between 1853-56, 16,000 English, 80,000 French and 800,000 Russians died of typhus fever.

Dr George Douglas and his dwindling staff - four doctors have died of typhus - are overwhelmed by a tidal wave of suffering.

Newton might have ended up in jail for this gibe had he not died of typhus soon afterwards at the age of 21.