"Peste!" breathed the girl.

Peste, I spit upon the sacred name of Dawson!"

Peste, I am of a hunger excruciating.

"'Your parole, Monsieur!' "'Peste!

De Peste Vitiorum, in one book.

She then related how she had cured herself of indigestion by moistening her stomach with holy water, at the same time reciting the Sanctus Deus, and she recommended the remedy to those present when they should suffer from dysentery, or an epidemic occurred, only that then they must pray in Spanish: Santo Diós, Santo fuerte, Santo inmortal, ¡Libranos, Señor, de la peste Y de todo mal!

5, de peste: and something more they add, that hard students are commonly troubled with gouts, catarrhs, rheums, cachexia, bradiopepsia, bad eyes, stone and colic, crudities, oppilations, vertigo, winds, consumptions, and all such diseases as come by overmuch sitting; they are most part lean, dry, ill-coloured, spend their fortunes, lose their wits, and many times their lives, and all through immoderate pains, and extraordinary studies.

Lib. de Peste. 1622.

5. de peste. 1987.

Car plus sont à punir que ceulx qui par art magique ou sultre engin auraient mis la peste par le pays.

La peste ne tue que le corps, mais tels imposteurs empoisennent les âmes.

" "Peste!" cried the nobleman.

See the Descrizione della Peste di Firenze.

40, p. 90, the dialogue between Cellini and the old woman, on his return to the paternal house: "Oh dimmi, gobba perversa," &c. "Per essere il mondo intenebrato di peste e di guerra," is a phrase of Cellini's, i. 40.

The Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University (PWH); 24Jun74; R579989. R580007. La Peste.

abroad as La Peste, 1947.

The Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University (PWH); 24Jun74; R579989. R580007. La Peste.

abroad as La Peste, 1947.

Et ce fut pour être le parrain d'un infidèle qu'il alla sur les côtes de Tunis perdre une seconde flotte et une seconde armée, déshonorer une seconde fois les armes Françaises qu'avoit tant illustrées la journée de Bovines, enfin perir de la peste au milieu de son camp pestiféré, et mériter ainsi, par les malheurs multipliés de la France, d'être qualifié martyr et saint.

"Peste!" exclaimed Raoul; "all this seems rightwhat if the frigate should be French after all?

"Peste!" muttered Raoul; "this is a bold pilothe hugs the rocks as if they were his mistress!

"A che rispondo a V. Ex. che ditto Zorzo morì più dì fanno da peste, et per voler servir quella ho parlato cum alcuni mei amizi, che havevano grandissime praticha cum lui, quali me affirmano non esser in ditta heredità tal pictura.

Qu'il arrive une inondation, un incendie, une peste, je me sauve ...

#peste#, f., plague.

It is an antiquated expression composed of male (feminine) and peste.