He took them to Venice, Padua, and through the ague as other physicians maintained, but from an abscess in the liver.
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After the evacuation was complete a violent fever and ague inflicted Blamey so the Navy appointed Captain James Woolridge acting captain until Blamey recovered.
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In 1766 the university conferred on Wilkie the honorary degree of D . D . Subject to ague, he died on 10 October 1772.
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Major Walter W . Cochran, of Bellows Falls, resigned his commission on August 6 due to a severe attack of fever and ague.
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Bolton died, after a lingering sickness of a quartan ague, on Saturday, 17 December 1631, being then in his sixtieth year.
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He'd mix up compounds _ from ones to cure fistulous withers on a draft horse to home recipes for the ague or poison ivy.
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The surviving work, " De medicina praecepta ", in 1115 hexameters, contains a number of popular remedies, borrowed from ague.
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The " Explorer " sailed into ague tree " ), then considered an elixir of life with great medicinal value in treating fevers.
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But P & G left some four-letter afflictions for the rest of us : AGUE, BLED, CLOT, CYST and SCAB.
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Yet in a very short time, she discovered, in the words of King Lear, she was not " ague-proof ."
