Which preposition to use with fever
They all talked politics and W. was surprised to see how in this quiet agricultural district the fever of democracy had mounted.
There was no proper provision for the supply of suitable food, everything was in dire disorder, and the poor fellows died of fever in enormous numbers.
That gentleman examined the patient, shook his head dubiously and declared high fever at work, and ordered absolute quiet for at least twenty-four hours, when, if he could, he would return.
He determined to try a different route from that taken before, in order to avoid the fevers from which the previous expedition had suffered so terribly.
On the second night the fever for water became severe.
" The dizziness produced by his twenty-seven attacks of fever on the road made it all he could do to stick on Sindbad, who managed to give him a last ducking in the Lombe.
" Mr. Moreland, all of whose nerves were irritated into a fever by so much vulgarity, and such brutal insensibility, could retain his seat no longer.
This is the ordinary course of scarlet fever with sore throat; but in many cases the symptoms run still higher, and the disease is alarmingly dangerous from its commencement.
" On the 11th of November, 1853, he left Linyante, having overcome Sekeletu's objection to let him go, and arrived at Loando, on the West Coast, on 31st May, 1854, after a variety of adventures, and being reduced by fever to a mere skeleton.
He says that the register of deaths of military men proves that more than eight times as many men fall by what was called the gaol fever as by battle.
Swiftly losing his job owing to an outbreak of East Coast fever among his herd, he took to a vagabond's life.
The slurs against the Indian that stained the lips of our opponents were already burning like a dry fever within my breast.
"And had brain-fever after it through being in the water so long, and lost his memory," continued Mrs. Green.
"If you want to keep on with your missionary work," said the government doctor, "you must go home to Scotland where you can rest up and get the fever out of your system.
" He then gets into a fever about the remarks made by travellers upon what they conceive to be the filthy practice of indiscriminate spitting.
Caroline Marquet renewed her complaints before the courts, stating that his ill-usage had occasioned a fever through which she had lost the power of one of her arms, that her whole system was entirely shaken, and demanding a monthly allowance as compensation.
He had no fever during the whole concert, but, when it was over, he relapsed into his former condition.
"Did you want me to add to your troubles and anxieties by bringing a patient sick with fever into your house?
And the god of that city sent up a fever over it, and the fever brooded over it and the streets were hot; and all that slept awoke from dreaming that it would be cool and pleasant where the breezes came down the ravine out of the mountains; and they took the old swords that their grandsires had, according to their dreams, for fear of the desert robbers.
That is worth still more to break the fever than the simple bark of the tree.
But ef you gits rheumatiz er fever en agur, er ef you er snake-bit er p'isen' wid some yarb er 'nuther, er ef a tree falls on you, er a ha'nt runs you en makes you git 'stracted in yo' min', lack some folks I knows w'at went foolin' 'roun' dat piece
Arthur felt ill and much fatigued when he retired to rest, and was restless and disturbed with fever throughout the night.
The symptoms of fever due to heat or overwork are a gaping mouth, heavy humid breath and a burning body.
Jules had hardly gone to the office, when I became satisfied that G. had scarlet fever beyond a doubt, and therefore sent Jeanette instantly to town to tell the doctor so, and to ask him to come up.
Soon as ever he catches sight of Robin, he's all in a fever like to get to him.