The car stopped with a jar on a side street, some distance from the quarantined section.
Kathleen Pierce is quarantined with Esmé," he said quietly.
After seeming okay, her behavior had suddenly become erratic and she had been immediately whisked into intensive care in the subbasement and quarantined before anybody on the regular nursing staff could learn what the problem was.
Her chart in the database said they were going to keep her quarantined down in the sub- basement.
As soon as I landed at Malta I found that though I could go to Tunis I could not go away without being quarantined for ten days and if I remained in Malta I must stay a week.
In the first place Egypt had settled down to her sluggish Nile like calm and cholera had quarantined the ship I wanted to take to Algiers, shutting off Algiers and what was more important Tunis.
He admitted that the cattle, at present, were not in as good flesh as his clients expected to offer them; that they had left the Platte River in fine condition, but had been twice quarantined en route.
If you boys think there's any danger of an appeal to Fort Buford, the military authorities want to be notified that the Yellowstone Valley has quarantined against Texas fever and asks their cooperation in enforcing the same.
So if there's anything in that old 'ship-fever theory,' you ought to be quarantined until it snows.
When Kansas quarantined against Texas cattle, Dodge was abandoned as a range market.
By this time we had reached some settlement on the Cottonwood, and the pioneer settlers in Kansas arose in arms and quarantined me.
The days of the trail were numbered; 1889 saw the last herd leave Texas, many of the Northern States having quarantined against us, and we were afterward compelled to ship by rail in filling contracts on the upper ranges.
Others were trembling with fear, having been exposed and quarantined here to protect the public from contagion.
There were cases of them in town, but the warden quarantined the prison and vaccinated every prisoner.
In communities where there are outbreaks of this disease, animals that abort, or show indications of aborting, should be quarantined for a period of from two to three months.
Hogs that are slightly infected should be quarantined and treated.
They should be quarantined in yards set off for this purpose.
Two of the fellows were quarantined with it when we left Salsette," he added.
The chaps who had it and were quarantinedwhen we came away from Salsette, gave it to the servants.
All ships coming from places infected with the plague shall be quarantined and any person leaving a quarantined ship shall return and later forfeit 20 pounds, of which 1/3 may go to the informer, the rest to the poor.
But, truly, it was the most different sensation to be quarantined here or to be visiting here.
All ships coming from places infected with the plague had to be quarantined and any person leaving a quarantined ship had to return and later forfeit 20 pounds, of which 1/3 could go to the informer, the rest to the poor.
Vessels from that port are quarantined at Marseilles for from three days to a fortnight; but I shall not be hard with you, as you have a skilful surgeon on board,” replied the health officer, touching his hat to Dr.
It was believed that the vessels would be quarantined at Barcelona, and this would afford the best chance to carry out the wicked plot.
The young teacher got well, and no one was sick in the house but the self-quarantined woman, who took yellow fever from fear, but happily recovered.
Fearthought can also be quarantined against, the same as other contagious diseases.
Am I to understand," she asked severely, "that from now on we will have to add two newspaper reporters, three policemen and a burglar to the occupants of thisquarantined house?
Unfortunately, the house was quarantined just at that time, and--here I am.
This man was stationed on the roof of the Bevington residence next door, with strict injunctions to prevent an escape from the quarantined mansion.
We reach Nome and the Health Inspector hears of small-pox suspects, then we’re all quarantined for thirty days; eight hundred of us.
I was told the health officers quarantined her when she arrived, that’s all.
Ruth was thinking: "If they have to quarantine Amy, I'll bequarantined with her.
In spite of this prohibition, it is very rare to find that a person in a quarantined house feels any personal obligation.
It is not common in grown people, and while it should not arouse suspicion in children, it is so uncommon in adults that a suspected case is probably a mild case of smallpox, and should always be quarantined as such.
He packed a valise and set out for the quarantined house like a man marching to his execution; for he had a deathly horror of disease, and smallpox was beyond compare the most loathsome.
The idea of his getting himself quarantined in the same house with me, and our being here together for days--maybe for months!
The child should be strictly quarantined until all secretion from the eyes has ceased, and whatever he has touched is to be carefully disinfected.
He had been in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and other places along the route attending to the paralyzed shipping interests and quarantined steamboats.
Mead of the Spreading Eagle, who, while showing Nance first honors when upon her trip on his boat, told her of his experiences when quarantined by yellow fever.
