1  She'd hurry to her room and plead a headache.
2  She'd say she had a headache and didn't feel like going to the reception.
3  She had excused herself from the walk on the plea of a headache: the horrid headache which, in the morning, had prevented her venturing to church.
4  Carol's hero-worship dwindled to polite nodding, and the nodding dwindled to a desire to escape, and she went home with a headache.
5  If Carol was so indiscreet as to murmur that she had a small headache, instantly the two Smails and Kennicott were at it.
6  I suppose he's over his headache now.
7  And so he was out before daylight the next morning, headache, heartache, and all.
8  So he tramped on until exercise and fresh air banished his headache, and his strength and joy returned.
9  He spent half the night lying unconscious, and the balance moaning in torment, with a blinding headache and a racking thirst.
10  Mamma always uses it for headache, and it'll make you feel better.
11  Marie always had a headache on hand for any conversation that did not exactly suit her.
12  Beth had a headache and lay on the sofa, trying to comfort herself with the cat and three kittens.
13  Cuddle your cats and get over your headache, Bethy.
14  You'll have a splitting headache tomorrow, if you drink much of that.
15  Jo had burned the skin off her nose boating, and got a raging headache by reading too long.