Fevers and agues were prevalent owing to bad drainage and the overflowing of the river; and the death-rate was higher than the birth rate.
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Between 1812 and 1820 a cholera-like disease spread throughout the region, a fatal form of dysentery, as well as ague and bilious fevers.
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The Ingalls become terribly ill with " fever'n'ague " ( fever with severe chills and shaking ) which was later identified as malaria.
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These amenities proved displeasing to Elizabeth, and Hoby found it convenient for a time to plead the ague as an excuse for not attending the court.
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Warner Brothers lawyers ague that the suit threatens free speech in all " communicative workplaces, " including lecture halls, newspaper offices, art galleries and theatrical venues.
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In 1584, during his annual retreat at Monte Varallo, he was stricken with an intermittent fever and ague, and on returning to Milan grew rapidly worse.
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He recommended its use for nervous disorders, bruises, burns, scales, bloodshot eyes, toothache, sciatica, epilepsy, hysteria, agues and so on.
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After looking at the matter, I decided that it would be safer to remove the defamatory information ( even though one might ague it was OK sourced ).
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:Cromwell suffered from, but may not have died from, what was called " ague "-a rather general term for febrile diseases and similar ailments.
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At the same time, Olmsted wanted to make it a place of " silence, peace and repose away from the ills and agues of the city ."
