But, oh, Mr. Jones, do, do hurry; because they may die if we do not get them away from that dreadful pest-house.

A watchman was stationed at the door, and the red cross marked upon it, and on the following night the grocer heard the sound of the doleful bell announcing the approach of the pest-cart.

It was generally thought that freedom had not been an advantage to the Negro and that instead of making progress they had filled jails and almshouses and multiplied pest holes to afflict the cities with disease and crime.

"Take me to the pest-housetake me to the pest-house!"

Though light-nings flash a-cross the sky, And howl-ing tem-pests hur-ry by, We fear not these, for Thou art nigh To all who trust in Thee.

That which is best for us He knows, And we must not com-plain, Whe-ther He makes His winds to blow, And gives His tem-pests birth, Or sends His frost, or bids the snow "Be thou up-on the earth.

I went to the Duke of Albemarle for a pest-ship, for our infected men.

The Spanish sailors call this pest broma.

The vampires and pest-hags of the Levant are their successors in malignity.