I may have neuralgia to-morrow.

Lord Holme looked at her and at her ear-trumpet, and Lady Holme was glad she had decided not to have neuralgia.

He has been having neuralgia down his spine nearly all day.

I am afraid of taking cold and having neuralgia.

Tired to death; she's had neuralgia all this week.

Aggie sneezed all day and Tish had neuralgia.

Mamma is not troubled, she only has neuralgia.

There is no harm in that, and it is clear he has neuralgia, because he says it himself.

'I believe I am going to have neuralgia badly again, like last year.'

She has neuralgia frequently.

"Mamma had neuralgia," said Beatrix, "and went to bed, or I couldn't have come.

When he entered the library he looked so serious that she asked him whether he had neuralgia, from which he occasionally suffered.

"Mamma has neuralgia often; you know that well."

Tish was asleep with a hot stone under her cheek, from which I judged she'd had neuralgia, and Aggie was nowhere in sight.

"I thought you had neuralgia," said Lady Victoria.

"Oh, the doctor gave me something that made me sleep, and I seldom have neuralgia now."