She'd die of homesickness, and I know she'll never consent to leave me.

I've known a Cherokee to die of homesickness for a skin stretched between two saplings.

And she'll die of homesickness for the range.

Why, I should die of homesickness there.

She wished she were going back with Diana to Avonlea; she knew she was going to die of homesickness.

The Swedes love their country passionately, and, like the Swiss, they die of homesickness when banished from her borders.

I should die of homesickness!

I came up on Saturday and I've nearly died of homesickness ever since.

You may laugh at me if you please, but I firmly believe that it died of homesickness.

Nobody dies of homesickness.

"I expected to die of homesickness, but it's been jolly!"

The Scotch pipers were playing the tunes that reminded the Scotchman of the heather and the hills, and they were dying of homesickness.

"Not if I die of homesickness and melancholy!"

"Oh, I must go back soon," he said to himself, "or I shall simply die of homesickness."

"She is dying of homesickness as well as typhoid," the nurse said sadly, "and she seems so anxious to get better, poor thing!