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It was only a passing indisposition, said Mr. Haim, using one of his ridiculously stilted phrases.
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A passing indisposition-noexcuse could be more reasonable.
3
It is a mere passing indisposition.
4
I soon felt ashamed of myself, and returned, hoping that my behaviour might be attributed to some passing indisposition.
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It's only a passing indisposition.
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Only a passing indisposition.
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He knew enough of medicine to recognise the fact that this was no passing indisposition, but a thorough breakdown in health.
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Although alarmed by this time, remembering the care with which the animals are being fed I could not picture anything but a passing indisposition.
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But I am sure you will not wrong my brother's hospitality, and make Miss Walton's passing indisposition serious, by refusing to come with me.
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"A passing indisposition," suggested Grabofsky.
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"A passing indisposition," was Mr. Fossell's phrase, and he kept repeating it-withan occasional "Nonsense, my dear"-inanswer to his wife's gloomy forebodings.