1
Spinkie nebber ketch cold an' hab no need ob a pocket-hang-kitcher.
2
You ketch cold, and turning went toward the house.
3
Run along and git dry clothes on you, an' take a bath, or you'll ketch cold.
4
You'll ketch cold out here bareheaded.
5
Miss Lizzy has sent this hood of hern, and massa has sent this big cloth cloak of hizzen, so that you needn't ketch cold.
6
It's big enough for anybody, and it'll keep him from ketching cold.
7
"But I don't ketch cold."
8
"I can't have my young lady ketch cold, Sir Philip, for all the perspectives in the world," said the faithful Elizabeth.