Ainda não temos significados para "lazar-house".
1I have lived in this town of tyrants, and lain in this lazar-house before.
2Why did I ever come to this lazar-house! cried Mr. Bennett, shaken to his depths.
3It was originally a lazar-house founded about 1350.
4Hast learned from the monks, I trow, to fear a woman as thou wouldst a lazar-house.
5London had become one vast lazar-house, and seemed in a fair way of becoming a mighty sepulchre.
6No: it is a lazar-house of disease.
7A walk through this mighty lazar-house would have furnished a wholesome lesson to the most reckless observer.
8The clearest case of mixed metaphor ever charged against Milton occurs in the Eleventh Book, where the lazar-house is described-
9Once more, compare the lazar-house in the eleventh book of the Paradise Lost with the last ward of Malebolge in Dante.
10The mighty lazar-house was less crowded than he expected to find it, but its terrible condition far exceeded his worst conceptions.
11The world is a sort of vast moral lazar-house, in which most have sores, either of greater or less degree of virulence.
12The destroying angel had gone forth, and kindled with its fiery breath the awful pestilence, until all London became one mighty lazar-house.
13From Peiraeus it spread upwards with rapid strides, and before long the whole space within the walls presented the appearance of a vast lazar-house.
14How often do the filthy, damp and unventilated abodes of the abject poor, become perfect lazar-houses to their wretched inmates?
15"I will give one thousand sucres to the lazar-house of Quito if a bull kills a man this day."
16I have lived in this town of tyrants, and lain in this lazar-house before.
Lazar-house ao longo do tempo