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1 He was far gone with the French Pox and not of sound mind.
2 Either that, or else the French Pox had amazed and riddled his memories.
3 I'm going to die of the French Pox anyway.
4 Never mind what your Alchemists and Chirurgeons will tell you-thereis no cure for the French Pox .
5 And as I still have the French Pox , there's only a few years left before I go crazy and die.
6 A bit of snuff was encrusted about a nose that had been well eaten by the ravages of the French pox .
7 A certain barber-surgeon in Dunkirk put out the word that he had learnt a cure for the French Pox from a traveling alchemist.
8 Most of these queans were picked in London and carefully examined, for we did not want to spread the French pox across the land.
9 As Kucharski points out, in the sixteenth century, the English believed syphilis came from France, and referred to it as the " French pox " .
10 "You had the French Pox ? "
11 "But when we learned that this Barber could also cure the French Pox , why, codpieces were flying around the place like cannonballs."
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