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1
Women also
catch
the
contagion
,
and go round, often shamefully misused.
2
Also she seemed to
catch
the
contagion
of little Ali's excitement.
3
She was alarmed, in defiance of her own reason, and began to
catch
the
contagion
of superstition.
4
Children are even more apt, if possible, than grown people, to
catch
the
contagion
of a panic terror.
5
Does there live one man who can hear a woman, young and beautiful, confess attachment to him, and not
catch
the
contagion
?
6
When the troops at the front are taking lives by the thousands, those guarding the lines at the rear
catch
the
contagion
of killing.
7
Catching
the
contagion
from the flying cavalry, it retreated northward in confusion.
8
Even the greatest writers of the North
caught
the
contagion
of this mania.
9
The jury seems to have
caught
the
contagion
of courage from the advocate.
10
Even the newspaper men who accompanied them on the trip
caught
the
contagion
.
11
One by one the people around
caught
the
contagion
of excitement.
12
The spectators, among whom were many members of the Assembly,
caught
the
contagion
.
13
Like a child she had at last
caught
the
contagion
of Markham's humour.
14
The plague was in Acre, and the army had
caught
the
contagion
at Jaffa.
15
I saw what he suspected now, and
caught
the
contagion
of his suppressed excitement.
16
The Senator at once saw the merits of the plan and quickly
caught
the
contagion
.
catch
the
contagion
catch