His disease was a putrid fever, and the apothecary had bled him repeatedly.

His mistress had died, the day before, of a putrid fever.

Cowardice is catching and will run through an army like the putrid fever.'

A kind of putrid fever broke out, which attacked people of all races alike.

The Squire sickened of a putrid fever; and Madam caught it in nursing him, and died.

A violent putrid fever swept off much greater numbers than all the diseases of the camp.

Most of the twenty-three who survived until morning were seized with putrid fever and died very soon afterward.

Bobby will almost certainly be sent to Hong-Kong, and, as a natural consequence, die of a putrid fever.

At the autopsy of her body Maestro Pasquali of Florence declared that death was caused by putrid fever!

Mirabeau is dead;(770) ay, miraculously; for it was of a putrid fever (that began in his heart).

Her illness was now pronounced to be a determined putrid fever, and she was continually in a delirious state.

There was lately one very violent putrid fever which, by timely removal of the patient, was prevented from spreading.

His pulse is low, his hands cold, and he has many symptoms of a person about to have typhus or putrid fever.

Some forty years ago, in a rural parish in New England, a young man lay apparently on his death-bed with a putrid fever.

In one winter eighteen perished of "a putrid fever", and the clergyman "could not raise a sixpence to save a life."

The school was moved to Southampton, where the three girls all came down with " putrid fever", thought to be either diphtheria or typhoid.