1
When I talked to him this morning he said something about indigestion.
2
The natural consequence is more or less indigestion and inequality of strength.
3
That had been more than just a case of nerves or indigestion.
4
It did not taste good; and besides, I was afraid of indigestion.
5
The incident of the comfort she called nervous indigestion and bad hours.
1
In the first place, dyspepsia is such a refined and lady-like trouble.
2
The Baron, in spite of his dyspepsia, smiled again: Albert was supreme.
3
I didn't realise at first that Archie suffered badly with nervous dyspepsia.
4
But I suffer at times from what the doctors call nervous dyspepsia.
5
Michelle's practiced dyspepsia was also part of the style of their relationship.