Joyce goes on to add in his 1918 letter that the book has "also been delayed by my illness this year – a grave malady of the eyes to which I am subject".
Panter-Downes described the scene in London: > People gathered in groups everywhere to talk of [the King's] … death, and then immediately of Elizabeth, without altering the tone of their voices, as though she, too had been struck down by some grave illness — the malady of sovereignty, which lasts a lifetime.
With its distinctive and hard-forged drama, style, and mood, it presents a comprehensive, diagnostic cross-section of China's grave civic maladies and their intimate, agonized expressions.
(It screens April 1 and April 8). With its distinctive and hard-forged drama, style, and mood, it presents a comprehensive, diagnostic cross-section of China's grave civic maladies and their intimate, agonized expressions.
According to Pickel's team, this type of burial is associated with a fear of reanimated corpses escaping their graves to spread maladies to the living.
The trick was to find a malady with such grave potential that even changing into Dunlop green flash plimsolls might exacerbate it.
"The default motivation is always state pride," Mr. Sabato said in the grave tones of a doctor diagnosing a malady he has seen many times before.
Le besoin d'information fiable est particulièrement criant dans le cas des maladies émergentes et d'autres risques sanitaires graves, où une prise de conscience, une enquête et une intervention rapides peuvent sauver des vies et prévenir les épidémies nationales et même des pandémies mondiales.
For a short novel, on the other hand, the Gypsy would have to be afflicted with a malady that would take him to his grave in no time at all.
And there are a variety of maladies that might grab you on the way to the grave: illnesses, memory loss, lack of energy - plenty of health problems to go around.
