"Her head aches," said the tax-collector for his wife.
My head aches so damnably that I am incapable of thought.
Believe me, my beloved child, my heart aches for your suffering, while it dictates its necessity.
'My head aches,' he answered; 'it aches very badly.' And his mother passed on, and left him alone.
The grasp tightens, so that his whole leg aches; he tries to draw in his foot, but it is held immovable.
Every bone in my body from the funny to the medulla aches like all possessed, and my joints creak like a new pair of shoes on a school-boy in church, they are so stiff."
"The dear child; my heart aches for her," he remarked to his wife, as they went out together, "and I find it almost impossible yet to forgive either that scoundrel Jackson or my brother Arthur."
During the night, many thoughts that I had banished for the last week had returned--those thoughts of evil omen under which the mind seems to ache, just as the body aches under a dull, heavy pain, to which we can assign no particular place or cause. Absent from Margaret, I had no resource against the oppression that now overcame me.