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He told me then that two of our men had been taken bad with fever in the night.
Old lady was taken bad after dinner on Tuesday night.
The baker suggested she might have been taken bad.
He was taken bad right after his lunch.
It's not that we've been taken bad shots.
Roie had been taken bad, and had gone to the hospital.
There was a storm, Sir, that night-the night she was taken bad.
"I knew there were only women in the house if the gentleman had been taken bad, and they might like to know a man was standing by."
"Think he might have been taken bad?"
"Looks as though he had been taken bad," said Graves as he replaced the receiver.
Sure enough, next morning one of the farmhands was taken bad the same way, and later on that day one of our lot.
"If you please, doctor, I've come for you," he cried; "the wife was taken bad at six o'clock."
"I was only here a day or two before I was taken bad," Dawes replied.
'She were taken bad afore Christmas and she's slow to mend.
She was plowing a grade and the tractor tipped over on her and Homer was taken bad off about it.
"You'll be taken bad, my lady.
--She was taken bad on the Tuesday ... Mr Bloom touched her funnybone gently, warning her: --Mind!
