Tired

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Tired

Has been strong for a while and will probably fall due to increased supply at current price level (due to e.g. profit taking, technical analysis). Heavy.

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Upon hearing how long a walk the young people had engaged in, they kindly offered a seat to any lady who might be particularly tired; it would save her a full mile, and they were going through Uppercross.

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"I'd be glad to sit beside you and rest: I'm tired; but you see how they keep asking me, and I'm glad of it, I'm happy and I love everybody, and you and I understand it all," and much, much more was said in her smile.

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Gub-Gub, with his short legs, soon got tired; and the Doctor had to carry him--which made it pretty hard when they had the trunk and the hand-bag with them as well.

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He returned home as wet as a rag, and tired out from weariness and hunger.

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The older travellers, being tired, went to "bye low" at the same time, and slept like tops in home-spun sheets, on husk mattresses made by Mother Atkinson, who seemed to have put some soothing powder among them, so deep and sweet was the slumber that came.

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"I am tired, and, worse than that, I'm disgruntled.

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To bring forgetfulness, or the light of gladness, into those poor tired eyes of his--what greater joy could have blessed me than that?

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We had all come home on the Saturday night very tired, and very glad to think that the next day would be all rest, but so it was not to be.