Perceiving that Pierre was serving it, however, he offered his own glass, and enjoyed a delicious instant, as he swallowed a beverage that much surpassed any thing he had ever known to issue out of the waxed and leaded nozles that, pointed like so many enemies' batteries, loaded with headaches and disordered stomachs, garnished sundry village bars of his acquaintance.

They often suffer much from torturing boring headaches, and a consequent despondency and feeling of hopelessness which colors gray the entire spiritual spectrum.

They often are subject to severe headaches because of intermittent swelling of the gland against the bone of its container.

Headaches finally came, and he died about four weeks later.

A woman with the closed-in type of pituitary, shut up in a small non-expansile sella turcica, will suffer the most violent headaches, will become fat, will frequently abort.

Post-pituitary most often refuses to settle down, and expressing its ambition as headaches, flushes, obesity and hysteria, may cause extreme misery and unhappiness to its possessor.

In 1859, when the "Origin of Species" appeared, he wrote to a friend that his health had quite failed, and that indigestion, headaches, with a looming hopeless breakdown of body and mind made his life a burden and a curse.

If you girls who think you are too old to play in the snow would only get outdoors more you wouldn't complain of so many headaches.

"Her headaches, you know." "Oh, yes.

A girl who has observed the sundered lover sensationally off his feed does not go to bed with headaches if love has been reborn in her heart.

She wrote that she suffered from terrible headaches on waking, and that she was often feverish, and that she had no energy whatever.

Headaches and fevers were stated to me as the prevalent maladies; for which burnt rice, pounded and mixed to a pap with water, is taken as a remedy; and in case of severe headache they make an incision in the forehead of the sufferer.

' worked up with a corkscrew, are followed by 'Headaches and hot coppers the day after.'

All you've got are metaphysical systems, in which nothing is certain but the headaches they cost.

But this last, he presently admitted, was rather too much to expect, for he did not think she was subject to headaches, or to making excuses.

I've got one of the horrid headaches that turn me almost into a lunatic once in a blue moon.

Alison and I spent the evening hanging the patterns up one after the other on one wall of the dining-room, and tried to paper the rest of the walls in the mind's eye, but at eleven o'clock we knocked off for the night and went to bed with headaches.

"I know a man who was very much addicted to these neuralgic headaches, who committed suicide by throwing himself from the bathroom window, solely owing to neuralgia.

Though their whole life's but intermitting pain: So much of surfeits, headaches, claps are seen, We scarce perceive the little time between: Well-meaning men who make this gross mistake, And pleasure lose only for pleasure's sake; Each pleasure has its price, and when we pay Too much of pain, we squander life away.

BUSH, LUCIUS M. The secret of sinusitis and headaches.

He was always complaining of headaches.

[Footnote 4: Dominique Bouhours, a learned and accomplished Jesuit, who died in 1702, aged 75, was a Professor of the Humanities, in Paris, till the headaches by which he was tormented until death compelled him to resign his chair.

"Or is it one of those headaches that is always going to hurt, but never does?" Alice smiled and sipped her coffee.

Accumulation brings many headaches, and few abiding satisfactions.

In the latter thirties he suffered often from headaches and afflictions of the eyes; in the middle of the forties paralysis of the spinal cord began to manifest itself; and for the last ten years of his life he was a hopelessly stricken invalid, finally doomed for five years to that "mattress grave" which his fortitude no less than his woeful humor has pathetically glorified.