| Frank never makes acquaintance with a new old woman, but she gets the face-ache. |
| Henrietta's face-ache is quite well, and I don't mean to give any more bulletins to-day. |
| However, if Vauxhall have any sense, they will ditch the company responsible for the pathetic voice-overs that produce a bigger cringe than Face-ache ever could. |
| It was only fair to tell me in the last lines that the face-ache was better, to keep off a fit of remorse. |
| To look at the boys during this exercise, one might think they had the face-ache! |
| What a shocking draught, enough to blow one away, and I've had the face-ache all this week. |
