At three I waked the sleepers with the cry that in bygone days on the Western cattle plains had so often roused me from the heavy slumber of the men of the round-up.
After she passed behind the mountains the heavens were still brilliant with starlight, and whenever I waked I turned and gazed at the loom of the mighty arch against the clear night sky.
New Brunswick, Maine, and Vermont during the last generation have wakedup to this fact.
It came to me the first moment I waked this morning.
As new waked from soundest Sleep, Soft on the flowry Herb I found me laid In balmy Sweat, which with his Beams the Sun Soon dried, and on the reaking Moisture fed.
At last he roused himself, and waked to the real life around him--though his thoughtful eyes were still overshadowed.
The low of cattle went with them, and all the birds of night waked up and sang.
He reached Apple Orchard just as the sun soared redly up above the distant forest; and the old homestead waked up with it.
This was not a very large sum to sleep on, but it was long since either had waked up in the morning with so large a capital to commence operations upon.
He had meant to ask Jerry's advice, as to some occupation by which he could earn a little money, and felt disappointed that his companion had gone away before he waked up.
Many a vision, long buried deep, Was waked again from its dreamless sleep.
But, waked beneath thy master–hand, Those trembling chords have given A foretaste of that deep, full life That I shall know in heaven.
Then Kekalukaluokewa started from his sleep and saw his wife; just then, Hinaikamalama waked suddenly from sleep and saw this strange woman with them; she ran away from them in a rage, not knowing this was Kekalukaluokewa's wife.
The chief again slept, and again Laieikawai came to him for a moment, but he could not see her distinctly; barely had he seen her face when he waked out of sleep.
I'll have assembled here in my office at ten o'clock to-morrow morning some gentlemen who will stand for decency in public affairs as soon as they have been waked up.
And so I struggled on until I waked one day to find that I was getting old, that I had gone to war to fight other men's battles and had left my loved one at home to perish.
The dazed crowd waked from the spell and poured into the aisles, while Stuart still sat gripping the arms of his seat with strangling emotion.
Every moment was crowded with the work of preparing for her trip, except the hours she could not refuse Stuart, who had suddenly waked to the fact that something beautiful was going out of his life.
He waked from his day dream with a start, to hear the clerk read in quick tones: "The People against Henry Woodman.
Now my loved harp a while farewell; I leave thee on the old gray thorn; The evening dews will mar thy swell That waked to joy the cheerful morn.
Suddenly a torturing thirst came, and it waked him fully to the reality of it all.
It was these unusual broodings that worried him; he waked up suddenly one night calling, "Margaret!
It was so long since he waked from that long sleep, and the world was so full of noises, the air so arid, and the light of the sun so fierce.
By that half-caste Krool, and I waked up with a little scream, to find Tynie busy pinching me.
He started up as one starts from a dream, waked by a whisper in the ear, and, raising himself on his elbow, looked towards the door.
I well remember that after Lincoln had sat down and calm had succeeded the tempest, I waked out of a sort of hypnotic trance, and then thought of my report for the Tribune.
But if asleep, he waked up promptly at this stage of the proceedings.
But our guns went off, and we gave the fellows a volley that, at least, wakedup all the owls in the neighborhood.
Wal, atween twelve and one o'clock they was waked up by the most awful screechin' that ever you heard, as if twenty thousand devils was upon 'em.
Number 10 and Number 12--new these last days--say hewaked them up talking about it.
And as she waked she had known that she was happy apart from all those things, those lovely accustomed things, and far, far beyond them, because of Raoul.
I thought when I waked to it, has this sense of autumn always meant the end of many more things than summer?
Waked as I used to do betimes, but being Sunday and very cold I lay long, it raining and snowing very hard, which I did never think it would have done any more this year.
I found it hard to get him to give up talking, for he waked up soon after I went in; but he's all right now.
In how many souls has not the very thought of a real God waked a longing to be different, to be pure, to be right!
Suddenly she was waked by her husband: he stood beside her, smiling not unkindly.
She slept, forehead down upon it, but the movement of his waking waked her too, and she sneezed like a child.
We were all perfectly serious till the two bundles were dumped on a divan in the hall, and the boys waked and began to realise what had happened.
I went to bed so at peace with God and Man and Guest that when I waked I visited Mr. Lingnam in pyjamas, and he talked to me Pan-Imperially for half-an-hour before his bath.
On which hint we dispersed, and I slept till Takahira waked me for dinner.
The next morning Miss Catherine waked up even more heavy-hearted than she had been the day before.
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