Previously: Things women in literature have died from.

• Disappointed hopes
• Navy fever
• Northern air
• This last winter was too hard for young Master Jamesington
• Unanswered letters
• Insufficient dueling
• He never will see the sea now, more’s the pity, Miss Georgiana
• Strange desires
• Bad companions
• Visited a sunny, majority-Catholic country and stayed longer than three weeks
• Clenching his fists in manly vexation
• His great heart burst
• He never was the same after that girl, if you’ll pardon my saying so, missus
• Frustrated nighttime moor-walking
• ‘Twas the mines
• Cuckoldry-induced lung troubles
• His best friend held the knife!
• Unspecified moral turpitude
• Things never were like they ought to have been round here ever since he came back from the War so changed, mum
• Never went to Eton but tried to be friends with men who went to Eton
• His secrets, what only the boy he brought back with him from Cairo knew the likes of
• The pitiless Sea!
• Jumped off a waterfall
• Wanting something too much until he caught a fever
• Sternness
• What have I done?
• Not talking about his feelings
• Too sensitive to class differences, also a bookcase fell on him
• The sight of how much it still pained her even after all this years
• Fell off a horse for reasons of overweening pride
• Unable to forgive
• Chaste homoeroticism for a schoolfellow who died in the trenches
• That surprise in the corridor
• Patriotism
• He always said he never would survive her and ’twas only yesterday she returned his ring to him, I never saw the like of his face when he saw it