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Meanings of to get ill in English

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Usage of to get ill in English
1
You would be sure to get ill or something dreadful might happen.
The Camp Fire Girls in the Outside World
2
You must remain here, I don't want you to get ill again.
Heidi / (Gift Edition)
3
There never was such a boy to get ill as that Sandford and Merton.
Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog)
4
We promise not to get ill while you are gone.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
5
I don't want to get ill, like Miss Radford.
The Odd Women
6
It is no joke to get ill at the diggings; doctors make you pay for it.
A Lady's Visit to the Gold Diggings of Australia in 1852-53
7
Without permission, to get ill and find indigence
Atonement
8
Putting the Cause out of the question, he did not wish "Fatalité" to get ill.
The Hippodrome
9
I am not frightened of much, but I wouldn't like to get ill. What is your earliest memory?
The Guardian
10
Well, that boy used to get ill about twice a week, so that he couldn't go to school.
Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog)
11
They all used to get ill. Diarrhoea, the biggest killer of small children here along with malaria, was a constant problem and so were worms.
The Guardian
12
He was not afraid-well ,onlyafraid of the people he loved getting ill and dying; and she was not going to get ill and die.
Anne Severn and the Fieldings
13
Why did it take Mikel Arteta to get ill for the game in England to do the right thing? Rooney wrote in the Sunday Times.
The South African
14
From what the Aunt Tomasa says, the doctors patch him up, and then he does his best to get ill again with this glorious wine.
The Shadow of the Cathedral
15
'Supposing I were to get ill... better keep it.'
Selected Polish Tales
16
"You somehow never expect evil people to get ill," said Robin.
Career of Evil