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Now, well, now Mrs Coopertown thought he must be teething or have colic or reflux.
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It used to have colic spells, especially at night.
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I walked her the way I think you're supposed to walk babies who have colic.
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I fear he may have colic.
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When you have colic?
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About seven percent of babies whose moms never used nicotine had colic.
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My chum says he had colic too, but he didn't call up his folks.
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Gods, how aggravating those cries had seemed at the time, especially when Agaria had colic.
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And a sort of miracle happened: none of the babies had colic, and the mothers mostly slept.
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She had colic and cried almost constantly.
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The first time I met her, she'd spent the night in the stall with a horse that had colic.
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If it has colic, you put hot things on its stomach, said Susan, rather feebly and flatly for her.
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"Don't you dare have colic this joyful night," she told the baby.
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Wen de babies had colic I'd take dirt dobber nest and make a tea, den giv did ter de baby.
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Well, Jack has been and given the governor the sack,-sayshe has colic too; but we know that is a sham.
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In comparison, nine percent of babies whose moms smoked and 11 percent of babies whose moms used nicotine replacements had colic.