putrid fever造句

• She catches cold, which becomes putrid fever.
• But on 20 November 1750 he died at the Ch鈚eau de Chambord " of a putrid fever ".
• The parish priest for Jarrow and Heworth was the wake and burial " putrid fever " might spread throughout the neighbourhood.
• He died in the National Palace on 1 March 1836, a victim of a " putrid fever " ( probably typhus ).
• Still grieving over having lost Willoughby, she ignores her health she falls dangerously ill with a putrid fever, and nearly dies as a result.
• In 1612 Atkins was called into consultation during the last illness of Henry, Prince of Wales, and his opinion was that the disease was a putrid fever " without malignity, except that attending putridity ".
• His health suffered and he visited Spa, Belgium, but while returning was " struck with a paralytic shock " and while stopping for a few days at Brussels was attacked by a " putrid fever " and died.
• In 1964 an edited nineteenth-century journal was published stating that Sacagawea died much earlier, on December 20, 1812, of a " putrid fever " ( possible following childbirth ) at Fort Manuel Lisa on the Missouri River.