tubercular

Then when she could not yet read, her tubercular father died.

He has a wife, two children grown and gone, a tubercular brother who lives in Berlin.

As a child he was diagnosed with tubercular bones, and spent many years in the hospital.

Also, a small tubercular patch in her lungs was discovered.

A tubercular cough and a whisper hung in the air.

He found love again but died young (35), of tubercular meningitis.

She had a small tubercular nodule upon her upper arm, according to him.

Her little brother Jimmie was born with a tubercular hip.

From 5 on, the child roves the city with his tubercular little brother, another Victor.

He died of tubercular meningitis in 1920, at 35.

That could apply to any of the tubercular poets.

A separate building was established for treating tubercular patients.

Her father was tubercular and died when he was forty-two.

His wife Dora was tubercular and she died in 1932 predeceased by their only son.

He turned the page over and read a brief item about the danger of tubercular cows.

The boy was inclined to be tubercular and since her husband's death she lived mostly abroad."

In 1913, he became violently ill, and died from tubercular meningitis of the brain.

Within weeks the tubercular hip went into remission, permanently cured.

His strong, silky voice had shrunk to a tubercular rasp.

Riis helped open the center a century ago as a children's tubercular hospital.

He and his younger sister Emilia both showed signs of early tubercular infection.

However, the book turned people away from "tubercular beef" instead of turning them socialist like Sinclair wanted.

Tubercular antibodies stop the virus from attaching to his lungs.

Between 1915 and 1935, over 10,000 tubercular patients had received treatment at Muirdale.

Our Appalachians have heartened tubercular cases told that air this thin is good for them.