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Lie awake   /laɪ əwˈeɪk/   Listen
Lie awake

verb
1.
Lie without sleeping.






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"Lie awake" Quotes from Famous Books



... thrown. Think not of life nor kindred dear— Who goes to war should nothing fear But God, whose eye-lids never sleep— His Israel He will safely keep. Oh, pray! but keep your powder dry— Your part do, then on God rely. Stand to your arms the whole night thro' Or lie awake with arms in view. And you, ye Scots, your lights blow out, But stay not in your strong redoubt. 'Midst shocks of corn your shelter seek, And rest in sleep; your foe is weak, Yet ere another night comes 'round In deeper slumber shall be found Full many of your ...
— Gleams of Sunshine - Optimistic Poems • Joseph Horatio Chant

... too," said Mother Brown. "Let them lie awake in bed, Daddy, until you come back from ...
— Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue on an Auto Tour • Laura Lee Hope

... come of God that we don't like it. How gladly I would help you, Mr. Lingard, and I can do nothing for you.—I'm afraid your beautiful sister thinks me very forward. But she don't know what it is to lie awake all night sometimes, think-thinking about my beautiful brothers and sisters that I can't get ...
— Thomas Wingfold, Curate • George MacDonald

... last for ever; only too often we were gravelled for lack of money, and Jack, finding his purse empty, could do naught else than hire a hackney and take to the road again, while I used to lie awake listening to the watchman's raucous voice, and praying God to send back my warrior rich and scatheless. So times grew more and more difficult. Jack would stay a whole night upon the heath, and come home with an empty pocket or a ...
— A Book of Scoundrels • Charles Whibley

... wouldn't have to rack my brain Or lie awake all night in vain Pursuit of brand new jokes; Nor fear my lines were heard with groans Of pain and sympathetic moans From ...
— Bib Ballads • Ring W. Lardner


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