Their flirtation was platonic, but chronic; and whenever poor, heroic, desolate Clémence de Maille was sicker than usual, these cousins were walking side by side in the Tuileries gardens, and dreaming, almost in silence, of what might be, while Mazarin shuddered at the thought of mating two such eagles together.

One night he gave that blanket to a boy sicker than he was.

In the meane time to live in good estate, Loving that love, and hating those that hate; Being some honest curate, or some vicker, Content with little in condition sicker."

430 [Sicker, sure.]

But it was in vain that he threw himself passionately, persistently, without reserve, into his work; he succeeded only in fatiguing his body and his mind, without even being able to fix his thoughts or to put his heart into his work, every day sicker and more despairing.

" Later he was to recall that phrase with a sicker horror than he experienced now.

He was much sicker than she expected to find him, and her heart sunk within her.

He lay back in his berth, looking sicker than ever.

laughed Frank, softly; "and he is sicker than ever.

From the outset George believed the physicians were wrong in this; but he dared not urge his instinct against their knowledge; and he was patient of nature, and so the days went on, on, on; and there was no change except that Annie grew steadily better and our hearts grew steadily sicker and sicker until we almost looked back with longing on the days when we feared she would die.

From the outset George believed the physicians were wrong in this; but he dared not urge his instinct against their knowledge; and he was patient of nature, and so the days went on, on, on; and there was no change except that Annie grew steadily better and our hearts grew steadily sicker and sicker until we almost looked back with longing on the days when we feared she would die.

Papa was so much sicker than I, that I had to take care of him all the time; but my head ached so that I kept seeing black spots if I stooped over to kiss papa; but papa said, I was just like another mamma.

But Dennis, like another Lockhard chose "to make sicker."

And day by day Jim Roberts grew sicker and the gnawing thing crept up nearer to his heart.

"Well, it was very early dawn when she had to go over to the neighbor's to borrow some medicine for her father, who kept getting sicker all the time.

I've been getting sicker and sicker over everything.

I've been getting sicker and sicker over everything.

They put out others sicker.

" "Thou wilt be sicker still of them before thou hast done with them.

Of course every woman knows that a sick man is sicker than a thousand sick women, each of whom is twice as sick as he is.

Somebody else was correcting my lessons, and that made me sicker than ever.

She did not believe her daughter-in-law was any sicker than herself.

Many a reader of the anonymous quarto of 1579 must have joined in Cuddie's exclamation: Sicker, sike a roundel never heard I none!

[043] Sicker, surely; Chaucer spells it siker.

"The next day pneumonia developed itself in a portion of one lung and he seemed much sicker; evidently believed he was to die, and with difficulty made out to give a word or two of instructions to his children.