1
The noise he made was like that of a child suffering from toothache.
2
Her jaw-muscles looked tight, as if she was suffering from toothache.
3
With the handkerchief about his head, he looked as if he were suffering from toothache.
4
NEIL Lennon has spent the weekend suffering from toothache.
5
It sounded like the sort of cry the minotaur would have produced if suffering from toothache.
6
He had been suffering from toothache, poor fellow!
7
It had been arranged that Mr. Coleman should tell them I was suffering from toothache and swollen face.
8
The poor baby suffered from toothache.
9
Indeed, the kisses exchanged were so vigorous that both suffered from toothache for the greater portion of the day.
10
Mr. Hermann Goetze took his handkerchief from his pocket, and, upon inquiry, she learnt that he was suffering from toothache.
11
As a matter of fact he planned to wrap a handkerchief about his jaw and pretend to be suffering from toothache.
12
Deceased was evidently suffering from toothache, and was fixing a piece of cotton-wool in a hollow tooth, but he did not complain.
13
Usually before a person suffers from toothache, the decay occasioning it has been gradually progressing without pain for from five to eight years.
14
Mr. Mole was conscious of his speech being a little bit thick, and he hastened to add that he was suffering from toothache.
15
The skipper's daughter sat quietly at the table selecting verses from a Biblical clock to amuse the ship's bosun, who was suffering from toothache.
16
Outside the door the tall traveller stopped, bandaged his face with a handkerchief as if he were suffering from toothache, and went up the path.