diseased wool

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• wool-sorter's disease — A disease named for its onetime prevalence among people handling wool and hides. Anno: 20 ALR 7. The disease is usually caused by contact with diseased or putrid animal matter. A blister like swelling develops into a pustule. Great swelling and… …   Ballentine's law dictionary

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