lazaretto

1 A steep precipice hangs immediately over the lazaretto, and the horn of the half moon was just dipping below it, as I stretched myself to sleep.

2 They even created quarantine stations on military bases, the equivalent of Venice’s island lazarettos, where, in the time of the doges, the infected awaited their fate outside the city.

3 His appearance therefore at the lazaretto had not ceased to be a happy exception to the rule.

4 The intimate store, dubbed Third Man Records London, opened Saturday and was built out in the former site of a lazaretto, a historical flourish that plays deeply into White’s mythology.

5 I afterward passed a month with him in the lazaretto at Malta, and I trust he will not consider me presuming when I say that our acquaintance ripened into friendship.

6 In the Philadelphia area, a gracious lazaretto in the Georgian style was inaugurated beside the Delaware River six years after an outburst of yellow fever in 1793 claimed the life of one in 10 residents.

7 The lazaretto is the most perfect of any arrangement of the kind in Europe.

8 For centuries, leper colonies and lazarettos had sequestered bodies and cargos suspected of carrying disease.

9 A lazaretto is a medical quarantine, traditionally occupied by contagious sea dogs returned from voyage.

10 Precisely at the door of the lazaretto; but no matter, the weather does its business, and I mine.”

11 He was not to be found either in cockpit or cabin, forecastle or lazaretto, and at last we stared blankly in each other’s faces and wondered what had become of him.

12 On days when the wind was really up, and it was too rough to be on the sea shore, I shut myself in the yard of the lazaretto.

13 In 1878 there were 16 patients in the lazaretto—6 men and 10 women.

14 A steward with the stock of life-belts from the lazaretto touched the captain's arm.

15 The ground appropriated for the purposes of a lazaretto has a frontage on the bay of about fourteen hundred feet, and extends back twelve hundred feet.

16 Renzo hastened onwards by the wall, crossed the bridge, passed the convent of the capuchins, and then perceived the angle of the lazaretto.

17 A tiny island in the Venetian Lagoon in Italy, Santa Maria di Nazareth, is the site of one of the first lazarettos.

18 Charleston, center of the African slave trade, sponsored since 1712 several pest houses on Sullivan Island for the protection of its population; Savannah’s lazaretto was erected on Tybee Island in 1768.

19 It is one of the few surviving lazarettos in the United States.

20 All pleasures were given up, tender and distinguished women exposed their lives to the lazaretto, washed, cooked, mended, laid down their money, their jewels, nay, even their beautiful hair on the altar of the fatherland.

1 检疫所

quarantine

2 储藏室

hatch garderobe boxroom

3 检疫站

quarantine

4 检疫船

lazarette

5 仓库

camalig store storage magazine deposit shed warehouse repository depot crib receptacle repertory storehouse stockroom depository godown packhouse

6 痲疯病院

leprosarium

7 传染病院

pesthouse

8 隔离病院

lazarette