quinine

How- ever, there was the quinine against the fever.

"Now if I don't get the fever," he said aloud, and at the same moment resolved to go to taking quinine as soon as he was strong enough to dare.

Have you any quinine?" The look which he cast at her frightened her; it expressed mutely, perhaps without his own consciousness, something deep, wild, and passionate.

That beats sulphate of quinine!" said the energetic Scot, with hearty emphasis and much satisfaction.

He shared breakfast with Skipper, who, instead of eating, washed down with a cup of coffee fifty grains of quinine wrapped in a cigarette paper, and who complained to the mate that he would have to get under the blankets and sweat out the fever that was attacking him.

By luck of birth possessed of a genial but soft disposition and a splendid constitution, his reputation was that for twenty years he had never missed his day's work nor his six daily quarts of bottled beer, even, as he bragged, when in the German islands, where each bottle of beer carried ten grains of quinine in solution as a specific against malaria.

Quinine he had in tablets, and dark brown meat-lozenges - beef most probably, but that was not his business.

Next time anyone went to Papeete I was going to send for some quinine."

"What you need is quinine, an' I'm goin' to dose you up stiff as soon as we make McGurry."

Macarnaght, of the Indian Medical Service, beat her over the head with a gun, before she could understand that she must give room for those who could give quinine.

A selection of medicine, including an ounce of quinine, and one or two small surgical instruments.

Without drugs, without even quinine, he had managed so far to live through a combination of the most pernicious and most malignant of malarial and black-water fevers.