Things Women in Literature Have Died From

 You may have seen this around on the Internet:

I've been searching to find where these are from.  I have found the following based on what I have read and what I have found other people's attempts to answer it:

cold hands - La Boheme

beautiful face - I saw some say "The Lady of Shallot", but I think "The Birth-Mark" might be more accurate

missing slippers - ???

wrist fevers - Beth from Little Women tends to be the go to for several of these.  I have not read it, so I am not sure.

night brain - Anna Karenina

going outside at night in Italy - Daisy Miller

shawl insufficiency - Beth from Little Women again

too many pillows - Desdemona from Othello??

garden troubles - "Rapaccini's Daughter"

someone said "No" very loudly while they were in the room - ???

letter reading fits - ???

drawing room anguish - ???

not enough pillows - Wuthering Heights??

haven't seen the sea in a long time - Lord of the Rings (Boromir's mother) and "The Awakening"

too many novels - Madam Bovery

pony exhaustion - Gone with the Wind

strolling congestion - ???

sherry served too cold - ???

ship infidelity - Far Side of the World

spent more than a month in London after growing up in Yorkshire - ???

clergyman's dropsy - ???

flirting headaches - ???

river unhappiness - Hamlet

general bummers - Tess of the Dubervilles ???

knitting needles too heavy - Beth from Little Women again

mmmf - didn't know what this meant until I started looking for answers to this

beautiful chestnut hair - "The Adventures of the Crooked Man" (Sherlock Holmes story)

spinal degeneration as a result of pride - ???

parents too happy - ???

the unpleasantness - ???

So now, I need your help - what are the rest of them?  Any thoughts?  I am also trying to track down the origin of the image.  If I can, I may be able to get the originator's thoughts on it.