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Who will wonder that Barbara had a headache, or that Barbara's mother was disposed to be cross, or that she slightly underrated Astley's, and thought the clown was older than they had taken him to be last night? Kit was not surprised to hear her say so not he.
"Then fall to," he directed, and with a flourish he drew a bottle of ginger ale from his pocket. "How's this?" he demanded, holding it up. "Cheers but doesn't inebriate; not a headache in a barrel; ginger ale to the gingery! 'A quart of ale is a dish for a king," he said, holding up a glass. "That's Shakespeare, Miss Minnie."
While I agree with Dr. Sieveking as regards the importance to be ascribed to the first two factors cerebral hyperæmia and anæmia, in the production of the group of symptoms known as "headache," I fail to perceive why especial prominence should be given to the third condition mentioned by Dr. Sieveking.
I also saw several regiments across the bayou, but not advancing; they were near the levee. A heavy artillery and infantry fire was going on all this time. While making my way along the column, from which there were very few falling back, a shell burst near me, and the concussion confused me at the time and left me with a headache for several months.
She said she was rather tired, and got up to keep him company. They talked: but she did not answer his questions at once: her thoughts seemed to be far away: she smiled, and blushed, and said, by way of excuse, that her headache was making her stupid. At last Olivier went away. She had asked him to leave the book of songs.
So inviolate was his privacy that not even the wine and spirit merchant next door could gage the amount of his expenditure in this item. Thus, in Mrs. Ransome's eyes, the worst Headache he had ever had could not impair his innermost integrity. Her vision of him was inspired by an innocence and sincerity that were of the substance of her soul. And in this optimism she had brought up her son.
Any chance of her getting some sleep must be over long ago. It was impossible to keep the children quiet. "Clement," said Iris impatiently, as a boy in knickerbockers came tumbling down-stairs at headlong speed, "I do think you might remember that mother has a headache. Why can't you come and find me instead of shouting about like that?"
When he felt the first symptoms he thought that his indisposition would be a matter of short duration, and tried to overcome it by taking a hot bath and a liberal dose of quinine. But the infection was stronger than he counted on; by morning he was flat on his back, with a severe fever and a splitting headache. His long period of association with Jennie had made him incautious.
Uncle Win came out to dinner. She was a little late. He glanced up and gave a faint half-smile, but, oh, how deadly pale he was! "Dear Uncle Winthrop is your headache better?" she asked with gentle solicitude. "A little," he said gravely. It was a very quiet meal. Although Mr. Winthrop Adams had a delicate appearance, he was rarely ill.
"And so apparently did everybody else who was there, though I should have thought the scout would have warned Collier." "Dennison managed the whole thing, I said, and you can thank your stars you can go to bed without the prospect of a row and a thundering headache." Then I went into my room and sported my oak, for the rumblings of Lambert and Webb could still be heard in the quadrangle.
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