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Updated: June 25, 2025
"I'm getting wider awake every minute. You were right about making us get up, Katherine. If I'd slept as long as I wanted to I'd have felt 'dumpy' all day, but now I feel fine and just full of pep." "So do I," said Gladys. "I don't," said Hinpoha dolefully. "I guess I'm not much of a sport, but I'm getting sleepier every minute."
"He will go far!" my father declares. He would go far, in the literal sense, if he might to Paris, to Rome. It must be admitted that our Valenciennes is a quiet, nay! a sleepy place; sleepier than ever since it became French, and ceased to be so near the frontier.
It was a part of Regina's work to go down to the cellar and draw the wine that was wanted from the hogsheads when the host was too lazy to go down himself, and being quite unwatched she could draw a measure from the oldest and strongest if she chose. Mommo could easily be made a little sleepier than usual, after being tempted to outstay the others. And so it turned out that night.
He was sleepy, for he yawned and lit a roll of paper to smoke it. Presently it went out, and he had no more matches. He looked up to the house there, but was too lazy to fetch them; then I guessed that he was alone, for else he would have called to his companion for fire. Now he grew sleepier, and I said to myself, 'Otter, Otter, how can you kill this man silently?
I don't see what else I can do." "You said yourself" Dick's voice was sleepier, and he nestled closer "you said yourself that God would take care of us and the goats." Dick was so determined that Susie was afraid to try to get away. She was sure that he would insist on coming too, and that she would never be able to do that terrible scramble again.
"What's the matter?" asked Drake drowsily. "He tried to hypnotize us," I answered shortly. "And pretty nearly did." "So that's what it was." He was now wide awake. "I watched those hands of his and got sleepier and sleepier I guess we'd better tie Mr. Yuruk up." He jumped to his feet. "No," I said, restraining him. "No. He's safe enough as long as we're on the alert.
Yes, he had been getting sleepier and sleepier; all his life he had been trying to sleep, and at last he slept. To most people Mr. Talbot's death was the first intimation of his ever having lived, and one rather resents for the old man the one day's publicity which death enforced upon him. It was indeed well for him that he was dead, for such unwonted excitement would surely have killed him.
There was plenty of life in the little goods-yard: three porter youths, a continual come and go of farm wagons bringing hay, wagons with timber from the woods, coal carts loading at the trucks. The black coal seemed to make the place sleepier, hotter.
Latterly she had met Jenny twice in full daylight on the stairs, and it was evident that the old woman would soon complete that little family circle in Paradise. But she still kept about, and whereas her old husband had grown sleepier as his end neared, she seemed to be growing more active again, fidgety and restless.
They accordingly became most disagreeable, slow, sulky and sleepier than ever, and as I could not be punishing them all day long, life with them became somewhat trying. It is disappointing to find so little gratitude, but the natives are quite unaccustomed to be treated better by a white man than his interest demands, so that they suspect a trap in every act of kindness.
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