At last, when daylight began to come through the thick leaves overhead, they heard Queen Ermintrude saying in a very
tired voice that it was no use looking any more--that they might as well go back and get some sleep.
But this was one of the points on which the lady shewed her strength; and when he recommended the advantage of resting herself a quarter of an hour at Winthrop, as she felt so
tired, she resolutely answered, "Oh
He returned home as wet as a rag, and
tired out from weariness and hunger.
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.
I'm
tired because I've been packing my trunk and sewing all day.
His wonderful constitution kept him up; but even that constitution could not keep the
tired look out of his eyes.
It was not the money I was thinking about, but of losing our Sunday; the horses are
tired, and I am
tired, too -- that's where it pinches.
