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1 The child might - might have the measles or something, you know.
2 SATURDAY, 11 P.M. Dear Diary, I have the measles .
3 I hope whenever poor Isabella's little ones have the measles , she will send for Perry.
4 We ain't going to school till we're sure we are not going to have the measles .
5 You would not feel obliged to run if Bill Jeffrey should have the measles and send for you.
6 She grew feverish, and at last Sir James Clark pronounced that she was going to have the measles .
7 It's too bad you can't have the measles all over again with us, here at the house party.
8 Better have the measles , then.
9 The grown-up people rebuked my joyousness, while admitting that it might be as well that I should have the measles then as later on.
10 No letter yet from you, Bones; Bainbridge must be having the measles .
11 She said it as matter-of-factly as if mentioning she'd once had the measles .
12 No, she was nursing her youngest daughter, who had the measles .
13 She brought me a whole tumbler of currant jelly when I had the measles .
14 It's as if-asif we had both had the measles .
15 If she's had the measles , she'll have the rube immunity to catching it again.
16 Lizzie's baby has the measles , but is getting along nicely.
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