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1Some days previous to my departure from Madrid I was very much indisposed.
2He was vexed that Mrs. Watts is too much indisposed to accompany us.
3She then, though much indisposed, resolved to come and see me.
4My dear mother has had a fall, and has been much indisposed in consequence.
5Betty has told them that I am very much indisposed.
6Mrs. Thrale likewise has miscarried, and been much indisposed.
7Both are very much indisposed to grant the papers asked for by Hume on the subject.
8Then my mother has been very much indisposed.
9He is too much indisposed to go abroad.
10For several days he was much indisposed.
11My carriage was inconvenient and uncomfortable, and I was too much indisposed to go far in a day.
12I don't know what a devil ails me; but I never was so much indisposed in my life.
13He was not much indisposed, as the disease did not prevent him from following his occupations as usual.
14On the 30th December, Major Denham arrived at Mourzouk, and was distressed to find his two companions much indisposed.
15He was very much indisposed.
16The following morning I called to inquire, and received for answer that "her ladyship was very much indisposed."
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