Sickrooms [noun]

Livinius came from his sickroom and joined them in a week, and was told the news.

They helped him to the sickroom, for he could barely trail his legs after him.

The strictest attention should be paid to the ventilation of the sickroom.

The sickroom itself should be large and in a quiet part of the house.

While he was talking to Hugh, Nathan Hornby came and was called into the sickroom also.

The table was not spread in the sickroom any more, as it had been for a while.

Shortly after, she had taken her usual place in the sickroom.

On retiring to bed, the father would come into the sickroom.

He ignores the individuality of the room; the ball-room and the sickroom are lighted alike.

It is better to live and be done with it, than to die daily in the sickroom.