bilious attack

She never even seems to have bilious attacks like most children.

Eating too much gave her what used to be called in the old days a bilious attack from time to time.

Guy Pagett, unfortunately, when he might for once have been of real use, was laid up with a bilious attack.

All it needed was a few fat black spiders painted on the yellow to be anybody's bilious attack.

The official cause of death was "acute bilious attack", in other words "severe indigestion".

Oh, I nearly had a bilious attack.

"It wasn't the usual sort of bilious attack.

You had one of your ordinary bilious attacks."

Although Mary had been suffering from a bilious attack, the thought of a military outing cleared her head most wondrously.

These earnest, hard-working young men with weak stomachs are always liable to bilious attacks.

Not that that young man will be in this place long ministering to measles and bilious attacks.

Much of the power of his bilious attacks comes from a righteous Christian sense of sin.

What I'd call bilious attacks.

You can have another bilious attack.'

Noel was readmitted several times over the next three years for "muscular rheumatism" and "bilious attacks".

Both came to nothing, for Ethel fell ill from too much pastry, and had a sharp bilious attack which laid her up till the uncle arrived.

You're always having bilious attacks."

A bilious attack.'

I was a backward child; I was always being ill with colds, coughs and bilious attacks.

On Monday the endless time to fill suddenly collapsed, for Mrs Dummett developed a violent bilious attack.

Young went to Egypt with the expeditionary force, but became ill with repeated bilious attacks and was forced to return to Britain in June 1801.

The Conservatives' election campaign, Mr. Kinnock said in Cardiff this morning, was "little more than a prolonged bilious attack."

Look at that illness of mine before we started--" "My dear fellow," I interrupted brutally, "that was a bilious attack.

After an hour or two of observing the various shapes and sizes of mouths crammed with teacake the novelty began to wear off and I felt a bilious attack coming on.

She is a hoary pandemonium of ills, enlarged glands, mumps, quinsy, bunions, hayfever, bedsores, ringworm, floating kidney, Derbyshire neck, warts, bilious attacks, gallstones, cold feet, varicose veins.