Tokens in Context: Concordance Lists

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s of age , a sweeper , who married a woman who had leprosy , and at the age of
e of sitabu , aged 40 , a muhammadan woman . her grand- father and father were
ung man deliberately married a leper woman , and became himself a leper at the
contrary . in no . 6 a man marries a woman whose grandfather and father had bee
 lepers . in no . 10 a man marries a woman whose father had died of leprosy . i
applies to these cases . in no . 2 a woman marries a man whose father and elder
n in the case of a man who marries a woman of notoriously leper family . in no
toriously leper family . in no . 5 a woman marries a man whose elder brother wa
d continued to cohabit with a native woman after she had been attacked with lep
isen from intermarriage of a man and woman in both of whom leprosy was heredita
s a leper ; he is now married to the woman , and they both live in the asylum .
een accompanied by a healthy looking woman , and by this means , although all h
editary transmission . in one case a woman got the disease about two years afte
 passed their thirtieth year , one a woman about 25 years of age , and the seve
 fracture of femur in middle third . woman well nourished and skin healthy , no
 ; had a brother with same disease . woman recovered and able to move about ; o
re or less related to each other . a woman got leprosy first from a leprous hus
s village assured me that before the woman returned home after her husband 's d
against it . this case was that of a woman with two leprous children , aged abo
ions had been lepers , who married a woman with tubercular leprosy , he being a

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leprosy treated by gurjun oil , which he was able to watch for a length of tim
 diminished . during these two months he gained three pounds in weight , which
does not seem much , considering that he did no work and was fairly well fed o
se from jail on the 23rd january 1876 he was again suffering from the sores th
n 5th and died on 20th october 1875 . he was seriously ill when he was brought
ober 1875 . he was seriously ill when he was brought to the hospital , and cou
itted on the 8th september 1875 , and he went home of his own accord on 20th d
is own accord on 20th december 1875 . he was much improved under treat- ment b
evalence of leprosy in the district , he had had but very few opportunities of
even half this number . the natives , he says , call every chronic skin diseas
in the legs , the feet and the ears . he has perfect taste , hearing , sight a
te laboured under it . the leper says he was quite free from leprosy until he
 he was quite free from leprosy until he associated with this man and took din
prosy of 15 years ' standing . states he had first gonorrha , then syphillis ,
been affected 6 years ; was well when he married . had two children who died ,
ve of the territory beyond the hubb . he had lost some parts of his hands and
 feet previous to his incarceration . he was treated with large doses of iodid
ease be removed . dr. bloomfield says he sent two interesting specimens of thi
ant medical college museum , but that he never heard of them after , nor did h
e never heard of them after , nor did he discover them in the museum when he v
d he discover them in the museum when he visited it afterwards . should the di
er and elder sister were lepers , and he himself became a leper at 30 years of
. his elder brother was a leper , and he himself became a leper at 32 . his wi
one year after she was affected , and he suffered from leprosy . no . 7.-the c
ied . afterwards , at the age of 43 , he him- self was attacked with leprosy .