1 But it was something we did or said that made her shut up talking and look sort of sick.
2 Nor had she ever seen her sit down without a bit of needlework in her hands, except at mealtime, while attending the sick or while working at the bookkeeping of the plantation.
3 Though she recovered physically from Wade's birth in a disgracefully short time, mentally she was dazed and sick.
4 And every day the trains just below Five Points disgorged more sick and more wounded.
5 Captain Butler--I'm sick of the name.
6 The hospitals and homes of Atlanta were overflowing with the sick and wounded, and more and more women were appearing in black.
7 She was sick now, her pregnancy making itself felt in many unpleasant ways, but she refused to obey Dr. Meade's commands and stay in bed.
8 Had Melanie not been so faint, so sick, so heartsore, she would have collapsed at his question.
9 The Confederates were on scant rations and practically without drugs or bandages for their own sick and wounded.
10 She was sick of all this nursing.
11 Yes, she was sick of the hospital, the foul smells, the lice, the aching, unwashed bodies.
12 Yes, Scarlett was sick of it all, and that morning she wished that she, like Melanie, had the excuse of pregnancy to offer.
13 "I'm just sick and tired of that old hospital," she said, settling her billowing skirts and tying her bonnet bow more firmly under her chin.
14 Now, if you get sick or hurt or in trouble, let me know.
15 Carreen had taken a turn for the worse and was very, very sick.