What made you go and get sunstroke, Allegretto?

That's how so many of them get sunstrokes, and are ruined for life.

My own theory is that, living always in the bright sunshine, he had got sunstroke.

Mr. Gillet went, to give an appearance of steadiness to the party, and to see no one got sunstroke.

Probably he had got sunstroke.

You got sunstroke or something?

One or two getting sunstroke is one thing, but sixteen children simultaneously coming down with it was out of the question.

Carrying over a dozen bricks on her head, she fears getting sunstroke while at work, but home offers no respite either.

"I'm getting sunstroke here," he said, and got up.

'But I don't like the idea of wearing this little cap,' Fred protested; 'I shall get sunstroke.'

The regular park man got sunstroke or something, so I earned fourteen dollars raking and mowing in Gramercy Park in the middle of August.

A charming lady had noticed this from the verandah above, and ran down in some alarm, fearing that these young Nelsons had got sunstrokes.

"Turn round, Tommy," said George, glancing up, "or you'll get sunstroke at the back of the neck.

"No use for to get sunstroke."

"You'll get sunstroke," I said.