"tussis" meaning in English

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          "text": "In cachectic subjects, or in a strumous child the victim is never safe when the diathesis is reinforced by any contagion which further undermines a constitution built on sand. Even in such cases the force of the tussis attack can be rendered less forceful by judicious treatment and proper care.",
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          "text": "Except of my coffin, / For what can I else with this horrible tussis?",
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