He was thinking, uneasily, of the time two years agothe winter of the deep snowwhen he and his family had been quarantined with smallpox, and of how Father O'Flynn had come miles out of his way every week on his snowshoes to hand in a roll of newspapers he had gathered up, no one knows where, and a bag of candies for the little ones.

Sometimes the vessels on their return were quarantined for a time in Inverkeithing Bay.

He had an almost unbroken series of successes at shows in England, and being taken to Germany (in the days before the quarantine regulations), he took the highest honours in the heavy-weight class, and a special prize for the best Dachshund of all classes.

Evades the quarantine on French border.

Here he parted with his travelling companion, Mr. Ferguson, who went on to Frankfort, which city Morse avoided because the French Government had established a strict quarantine against it on account of some epidemic, the nature of which is not disclosed in the notes.

In consequence our house has been quarantined; and while I have felt myself obliged to come down to the depot, I do not feel that I ought to expose you to the possibility of infection, and I therefore send you this by another hand.

Indeed, had not some of the passengers testified that I belonged to a different profession, the smoking-room crowd would have quarantined me as his accomplice.

Proceedings and Debates of the Third National Quarantine and Sanitary Convention, held in the City of New York, April 27-30, 1859.

The border ground of Canaan, was quarantine ground, enforcing the strictest non-intercourse between the without and the within, not of persons, but of usages.

The border ground of Canaan, was quarantine ground, enforcing the strictest non-intercourse in usages between the without and the within.

But when the powers of government came to be delegated to the Union, the Souththat is, South Carolina and Georgiarefused their subscription to the parchment, till it should be saturated with the infection of slavery, which no fumigation could purify, no quarantine could extinguish.

A swift boat was sent down to wait for the steamer at the quarantine ground.

In Tyler's third week at the Naval Station mumps developed in his barracks and they were quarantined.

While coming from Bombay to Aden, cholera broke out on the ship and it was strictly quarantined.

She herself became a nurse to them both, and passed the next two months quarantined within her own walls.

In five great ships and twice as many lesser onescounted at Quarantine Station just before the wires were cutthe Foe was hardly twenty leagues away, while barely that many guns of ours crouched between his eight times twenty and our hundred thousand women and children.

One would not go home by way of England because she would not leave her Pomeranian in quarantine, and the other because she could not carry with her twenty-two trunks.

* * Quarantine in America.

Dr. Richard Bayley is the person to whom New York is chiefly indebted for its quarantine laws.

They had gone mad with fright; the whole land was quarantined against us; musket, flintlock, shotgun, faced us through the smoke of their burning turpentine.

They arrested the Tories, tried them, held them at bail for their good behaviour, quarantined them in their houses, exiled them to other districts, but only in extreme cases did they imprison them.

Parts uh the country was quarantined for scab, and I went way around them places.

If there had been a sick man on our ship we should have been quarantined.

Authorities of Japan treat people who are quarantined in a way that removes the stress of disagreeableness.

It is necessary for each quarantined person to submit to this and also to a bath, which is a real luxury, and after it comes a cup of tea and a light lunch.