quinine

It must be sing-song, though, kind of gettin' into her head like quinine.

I found it was of a rheumatic nature (caused from malaria) and made worse by Quinine and external applications.

Quinine and a few drastic purgatives summed up his medical creed.

He was only partly right, perhaps, but he was nearer the truth than the dealer in quinine and a cheap philosophy of life.

He filled a glass tube with a solution of sulphate of quinine and then moved it through the spectrum, entering at the red ray.

"You gave me prussic acid in mistake for quinine this morning," a man told a chemist the other day.

To the sick such medicines as we have are given free; the most prominent of these is quinine.

Quinine could now be obtained in tabloids; paper soap was a great help towards freshening up one's face in the train.

Not even a bottle of quinine or an ounce of calomel was allowed to cross the border, if the enemy could prevent it.

I knew that bottle of Gwennie's Quinine Wine had got down into the cellar somehow!