How To Use Neuralgy In A Sentence
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Leavin 'me all alone, me with my rheumatics, an' the neuralgy!
Liza of Lambeth
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-- "If they don't start soon I'll be taking the neuralgy dreadful.
The Manxman A Novel - 1895
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I've 'ad the neuralgy all the mornin', and my 'ead's been simply splittin', so thet I thought the bones 'ud come apart and all my brains go streamin' on the floor.
Liza of Lambeth
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Don't you all trouble 'bout my neuralgy," she returned with resigned exasperation as she stood up to pour the coffee out of the large tin boiler.
The Voice of the People
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Her brother's wife's cousin had "neuralgy" for years, and she described his sufferings with enthusiasm and infinite detail.
Cy Whittaker's Place
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For poor Percival Tubbs had "neuralgy" and could not leave his room;
Red-Robin
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Continuing her favorable comments on the weather she observed that she was glad there was so little fog, because fog was hard for folks with "neuralgy pains.
Cy Whittaker's Place
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Your neuralgy again, dearie?" she asked in pretty concern.
Cheerful—By Request
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There were different versions of the expressions he had used at the onset of his complaint, -- some of the reported exclamations involving a breach of propriety, to say the least, -- but it was agreed that a man in an attack of neuralgy wasn't to be judged of by the rules that applied to other folks.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 30, April, 1860
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They're pretty enough to look at when you're feelin 'first-rate, but when you git the neuralgy they sort of turns yo' stomach.
The Voice of the People
