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We have the precedents of the control of tuberculosis, smallpox, malaria, and yellow fever to guide us, to say nothing of a practical system against sexual disease already in operation in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Italy. +Syphilis and Marriage.+ The problem of the relation of syphilis to marriage is simply an aspect of the transmission of an infectious disease.
"You are ungenerous," returned Hester. "You know I was then taken unprepared! The smallpox had but just appeared at least I had not heard of it before." "Then you mean to give up society for the sake of nursing the poor?" "Only upon occasion, when there should be a necessity such as an outbreak of infectious disease."
For Agatha, prompt to ridicule sentimentality in her companions, and gifted with an infectious spirit of farce, secretly turned for imaginative luxury to visions of despair and death; and often endured the mortification of the successful clown who believes, whilst the public roar with laughter at him, that he was born a tragedian.
The French Government proposed an international conference, which met in 1851, to deal with infectious disease; and a second conference met in 1856. In 1865 the outburst of cholera in the East led to a third congress at Constantinople. Great Britain opposed treaties for regulating quarantine, &c., because of the delay which might be caused to the pursuit of shipping interests.
The new arrival, Bernard Monck, diffused a genial atmosphere quite unconsciously wherever he went, and he and the old Indian soldier gravitated towards each other almost instinctively. Colonel Mansfield declared later that they made it impossible for him to maintain order, so spontaneous and so infectious was the gaiety that ran round the board.
It is not within the scope of this work to discuss central nervous disturbances caused by ingestion of mouldy provender, or disturbances of the brain or cord occasioned by infectious diseases, but mention of the existence of such conditions is appropriate. By direct injury the result of blows, certain nerves are injured and muscles supplied by such nerves are rendered inactive.
Don't expose yourself to inclement weather. Keep away from any place likely to harbor infectious disease. I should very much like to have a meeting in London of a few of my friends, if I could ensure your presence." "When I come down again," Burton promised, "we will discuss it." He shook hands and hurried away. In less than an hour and a half he was in Mr. Waddington's rooms.
His action gave me the impression that the letter was highly infectious. "Look at that," he said. I looked and saw at once that it was in Lalage's handwriting. I was obliged to give up the idea of claiming it as mine. "Why don't you read it?" said Thormanby. "I didn't know you wanted me to. Do you?" "How the deuce are you to know what's in it if you don't read it?" "It's quite safe, I suppose?"
Right, Devereux, right, there is something infectious in the atmosphere; one catches good humour as easily as if it were cold. Shall we stroll on? my Clelia is on the other side of the Exchange. You were speaking of the play-writers: what a pity that our Ethereges and Wycherleys should be so frank in their gallantry that the prudish public already begins to look shy on them.
DISEASES RESEMBLING FOWL CHOLERA. There are a few diseases, such as septicaemia, limber neck and infectious enteritis, that are sometimes mistaken for fowl cholera. These diseases are caused by different microorganisms that may be found in the digestive tract and air-passages of healthy birds, insanitary conditions and decomposed feed, especially meat.
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