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1. His head aches and he feels as though he is sliding down into the cold earth

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2. The carvings made Klowa's head ache with their streamlined formality, 45th or 50th century architecture

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3. His head ached terribly, and he was

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4. gentle, but his head ached terribly, and his feet – lately

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5. Her head ached more and more, and she seemed strangely

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6. Running nose, sore throat, head ache etc is normally not a common cold

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7. My head ached and my mind was tired, I wanted to fall and die there

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8. My head ached badly and I felt dizzy and nauseous

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9. head ache as if he had fallen asleep on a chunk of asphalt

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10. coldness, his head ached and his chest constricted

11. Right after their promise, their discoloring of skin and their head aches disappeared

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12. Derek’s head ached from the despairing monotony of it all and

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13. On top of that, my head aches

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14.  Head Aches During The Day (Because Of Low Quality Rest As Well As

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15. Thinking about it all made his head ache all the more

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16. His head ached and his heart ached worse, with fear and memories

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17. I couldn’t get on either of them, I was too weak and sore, my legs had an alarming tendency to fold under me, and my head ached with the mother of all headaches

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18. His helmet was gone, his head ached abominably, he felt a qualm of nausea, and blood was clotted thickly among his black locks

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19. that makes my head ache

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20. My look is still a bit blurry and my head aches even more now

21. Her throat was desert dry and her head ached

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22. "Wow! my head ache has almost gone, what was that potion?

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23. leaped into alertness so fast that my head ached

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24. As he worked he knew he was in for a tremendous head ache; several of the sticks were oozing through the waxed-paper shell as a result of age

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25. I have such a head ache now, I walk back to the bed and flop onto it, closing my eyes trying to forget about all of this shit

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26. His elation at the acquisition of fifty million dollars had not eroded the anxiety of being parted from his Stradivarius and at this darkest hour when his spirit was at its lowest ebb, and his head ached like crazy, his resolve could not have been stronger

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27. A face was staring curiously at him, almost concerned, and this distracted him from his head ache

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28. And really, I had completely forgotten the last time that my head ached

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29. I am sure that you have had a “HEAD ACHE”

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30. immediately, his head ache seemed to subside, and his mind become almost peaceful again

31. head ached! He explored his skull and found dried

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32. Suddenly she felt a pain in her head, had she lived this before? No! It was a normal head ache

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33. “My head aches, but otherwise, I’m fine

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34. My head ached

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35. Thoughts of the next day, and enforced bed, and the bowls of gruel to be disposed of if the servants were to believe in my illness, made my head ache

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36. I lay making plans for the circumvention of Charlotte, and rejecting them one after the other as too uncousinly; and when I had made my head ache with the difficulty of uniting a becoming cousinliness with the cold-bloodedness necessary for shaking her off, I spent my time feebly deprecating the superabundance of cousins in the world

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37. Very little more would have made me cry, but I was saved by something unexpected; for the waiter came round with newly-arrived letters for the visitors, and laying two by the almond-eating lady's plate he said quite distinctly, and we both heard him distinctly, _Zwei für Fräulein Schmidt_; and the eldest of the four children, a pert little girl with a pig-tail, cried out, _Ei, ei, hast Du heute Glück, Tante Marie_; and having finished our dinner we got up and went on our way in silence; and when we were at the door, I said with a suavity of voice and manner meant to be healing, 'Shall we go into the woods, Charlotte? There are a few remarks I should like to offer you on the Souls of Maiden Aunts;' and Charlotte said, with some petulance, that the principle was the same, and that her head ached, and would I mind being quiet

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38. It is true that I was bothered for some time trying to arrive at a clear comprehension of what constitutes selfishness, but I gave that up for it only made my head ache

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39. Nikko’s head ached and his arms were so heavy to move them even slightly was an effort

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40. Her head ached with the effort

41. e snow was stinging his face now, and his forehead ached

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42. His head ached

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43. They weren't even a couple minutes into talking about it and she was already getting a head ache

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44. My head aches and I cry at the emotional fall

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45. Her head ached, she

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46. Next morning I woke up with a splitting head ache

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47. Her head ached less

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48. visit this community when my head aches for it usual y stops aching

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49. His head ached, he stood up, took a turn in his garret and sank back on the sofa again

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50. His head ached less

51. 'read me something, Sonia, my head aches, read to me, here's a book

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52. He told her his head ached

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53. She was very glad when it was all over and she was quiet in her bed, where she could think and wonder and fume till her head ached and her hot cheeks were cooled by a few natural tears

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54. For now the sun seemed to have gone in as suddenly as it came out, and the world grew muddy and miserable again, and for the first time she discovered that her feet were cold, her head ached, and that her heart was colder than the former, fuller of pain than the latter

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55. "Senor," replied Sancho, "if the truth is to be told, I cannot persuade myself that the whipping of my backside has anything to do with the disenchantment of the enchanted; it is like saying, 'If your head aches rub ointment on your knees;' at any rate I'll make bold to swear that in all the histories dealing with knight-errantry that your worship has read you have never come across anybody disenchanted by whipping; but whether or no I'll whip myself when I have a fancy for it, and the opportunity serves for scourging myself comfortably

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56. I added that I would have called upon all of them myself, but my head ached, and besides I had not the face to

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57. Aladdin went back to the princess, saying his head ached, and requesting that

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58. His head ached in the heat and he wanted only to be alone and quiet

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59. Salander had hardly slept for a week and she had probably also had too little to drink and eat, and now her head ached and her eyes were bloodshot and her hands shook and what she wanted above all was to sweep all of her equipment to the floor

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60. She was expecting him the whole day, and in the evening, as she went to her own room, leaving a message for him that her head ached, she said to herself, ‘If he comes in spite of what the maid says, it means that he loves me still

61. The broken rib stabbed when she breathed, her bruised face and head ached and her whole body was given over to demons who plucked at her with hot pinchers and sawed on her with dull knives and left her, for short intervals, so drained of strength that she could not regain grip on herself before they returned

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62. Except for champagne I never touch anything, and not more than a glass of that all the evening, and even that is enough to make my head ache

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63. Suddenly, Harry Stemkowsky’s head ached unbelievably

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64. Besides, my head ached and I wanted to get out of the house, away from all of my thoughts

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65. His head ached terribly

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66. Her head ached

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67. Nellie was so big that her breath came heavily, and her ears were close together and straight up, as though her head ached

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68. She had taken the pins out—they made her head ache, she said

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69. My head ached, my temples throbbed, and so did my heart

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70. Even apart from this his head ached already, and there was dizziness and mist before his eyes

71. My head aches, Alyosha

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72. You don't know why I am telling you all this, Alyosha? My head aches and I am sad

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73. His head ached and he was giddy

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74. But his head ached more and more

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75. There was a hammering in his temples, and the top of his head ached

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76. Gentlemen, my head aches

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77. His head ached and there was a painful throbbing in his temples

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78. My head ached; it felt heavy

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79. His head ached, and he felt sure that Lebedeff was trying to cheat him in some way, and only talking to put off the explanation that he had come for

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80. In one street he met a row of carts loaded with something made of iron, that rattled so on the uneven pavement that it made his ears and head ache

81. The precise sequence of events I cannot remember, but I can recall feeling strongly attracted towards Frost and the Dorpat student that evening, learning their German song by heart, and kissing them each on their sticky-sweet lips; also that that same evening I conceived a violent hatred against the Dorpat student, and was for pushing him from his chair, but thought better of it; also that, besides feeling the same spirit of independence towards the rest of the company as I had felt on the night of the matriculation dinner, my head ached and swam so badly that I thought each moment would be my last; also that, for some reason or another, we all of us sat down on the floor and imitated the movements of rowers in a boat as we sang in chorus, “Down our mother stream the Volga;” also that I conceived this procedure on our part to be uncalled for; also that, as I lay prone upon the floor, I crossed my legs and began wriggling about like a tsigane; [Gipsy dancer

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82. Raskolnikoff raised himself with an effort; his head ached; he got upon his feet, took a few steps, and then dropped down again upon the couch

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83. Her head ached slightly, as she began to discover

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