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Wall, we hung round there till most night, and Josiah and I went home as tired as two dogs, and tireder.
Emma knelt down by him, and rested her head against his shoulder. 'I'm tired, she whispered. 'I've had to go twice to the Minories to-day. I'm so afraid I shan't be able to hold my eyes open with Jane, and Kate's tireder still. She did not speak as if seeking for sympathy it was only the natural utterance of her thoughts in a moment of restful confidence.
In fact, the more internal healing and detoxification the body requires, the tireder the faster feels because the body is very hard at work internally. A great deal of the body's energy will go toward boosting the immune system if the problem is an infection.
I followed, and followed, and followed, making my periodical rushes, and getting up and brushing the dust off, and resuming the voyage with patient confidence; indeed, with a confidence which grew, for I could see by the change of climate and vegetation that we were getting up into the high latitudes, and as she always looked a little tireder and a little more discouraged after each rush, I judged that I was safe to win, in the end, the competition being purely a matter of staying power and the advantage lying with me from the start because she was lame.
"Mother didn't guess what terrible things were happening! Oh, forgive her! Forgive her!" The Doctor came to her side. "Too much excitement for the patient," he reminded her. "Don't you think you'd better go and lie down for a while, and have a little rest?" A startled look. And Gwendolyn put out a staying hand to her mother. Then "Moth-er is tired," she assented. "She's tireder than I am.
"It's so pretty here," yawned Bo. "I'd just as lief Uncle Al didn't find us very soon." "Bo! He's a sick man. Think what the worry will be to him." "I'll bet if he knows Dale he won't be so worried." "Dale told us Uncle Al disliked him." "Pooh! What difference does that make?... Oh, I don't know which I am hungrier or tireder!" "I couldn't eat to-night," said Helen, wearily.
Brandeis began a pretense of using knife and fork, but gave it up finally and sat back, smiling rather wanly. "I guess I'm tireder than I thought I was, dear. I think I've got a cold coming on, too. I'll lie down again after dinner, and by to-morrow I'll be as chipper as a sparrow. The turkey's wonderful, isn't it? I'll have some, cold, for supper."
She was a little tireder, a little hungrier, a little less sure of herself than when the friendly news girl had advised her to "get a bite." She was keeping her courage high by thinking over and over to herself, "After I see the Judge then I'll go to Dudley Hamilt." It had not occurred to her that this busy place was a court room.
She stopped to cough, and to Ann Eliza it now seemed as though every cough struck a minute from the hours remaining to her. "Don't talk now you're tired." "I'll be tireder to-morrow, I guess. And I want you should know. Sit down close to me there." Ann Eliza sat down in silence, stroking her shrunken hand. "I'm a Roman Catholic, Ann Eliza." "Evelina oh, Evelina Bunner!
He would get me and Philury pantin' for breath in the house, and then go out with calmness and strength to fatigue his uncle Josiah and Ury nearly unto death. But they loved him, and so did I, with a deep, pantin', tired-out affection. We loved him better and better as the days rolled by: the tireder we got with him seemin'ly, the more we loved him.
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