lazaretto

I'm a poor Englishman who has made his escape from the Lazaretto.

I pulled up the harbor, and landed the other side of the Lazaretto.

When I visited the lazaretto, Damien was already in his resting grave.

At Venice he is conducted to the lazaretto, to undergo the quarantine.

The regulations to be observed in the lazaretto are given on the following page.

No convalescent inmate had yet appeared upon the terrace of the lazaretto.

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

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

Farther on is Meljina, with a lazaretto of the seventeenth century.

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