sneeze

And they did not dawdle; the poor old woman was packed in, in the time one takes to sneeze.

"I cannot jest on such a subject," said the Angel, with a sneeze.

"I know it did, and must have been the sneeze of a man at that," replied the second scout.

Again she was moved to laughter and had to pretend to sneeze.

It has not to learn how to do this any more than we have to learn to cough or sneeze.

Then Shagdur gave him a pinch of snuff which made him sneeze at least fifty times.

He even obliges a slave to sneeze for him, if ever he catches cold.

Others croaked like frogs, and imitated the sneeze of a human being.

It was a creeping kind of noise followed by what was most unmistakably a sneeze.

Nor must we pass by that deeply-grounded belief in the good-luck which comes from a sneeze.