1
I expect dad'll die of apoplexy some time-he's so awful fat, remarked Nicholas cheerfully.
2
It was amazing, John thought, that Varny didn't die of apoplexy on the spot.
3
Perhaps I'll die of apoplexy trying to enforce ridiculous rules imposed by incompetent administrators.
4
I have always predicted he would die of apoplexy.
5
Hastings must die of apoplexy or heart disease.
6
And Duckwitz-theGeneral will die of apoplexy!
7
I think, if some of the old paint-and-polish captains and admirals could see her now, they would die of apoplexy.
8
To tell you the truth, I am bound to take exercise or die of apoplexy-somy family doctor tells me.
9
Console yourself with the reflection that if he were, our father and the priests, and the Governor himself, would die of apoplexy.
10
Well, they had only arrived in France when he died of apoplexy.
11
In January of the 6th year after mother's death, father died of apoplexy.
12
This barber fell down and died of apoplexy two hours later.
13
Monfleury, Mondory, and Bricourt died of apoplexy, brought on by excess of zeal.
14
And my poor uncle, too; he who died of apoplexy in your presence!
15
His uncle died of apoplexy, while they were in Manchester on a business trip.
16
Indeed, it was at one of these corporation feasts that he died of apoplexy.
