Illnesses [noun]

Illnesses like Armand's have one fortunate thing about them: they either kill outright or are very soon overcome.

Since January I have had two severe illnesses, my boy, and some heartbreaking anxiety over Fanny; and am only now convalescing.

The Indian practitioner is strongly of opinion that white doctors are of little service in the cure of native illnesses.

Jenkin had showed great devotion to them in their illnesses, and was worn out with grief and watching.

He was no longer harassed by serious illnesses and pursued by the spectre of possible invalidism.

He was a sickly lad, subject to violent illnesses from the cradle, so that his life was frequently despaired of.

I've had two bad illnesses, and something is going to happen soon which will change the whole of my life.

The prisoners alone had attended the deceased in the last illnesses.

When he grew to manhood he helped the needy, the suffering, and healed their illnesses.

In a Tommies' ward one dare ask anything; there isn't that mystery which used to surround the officers' illnesses.