1 Then he lay awake at night thinking of all the charming gallantries he might have employed; but he rarely got a second chance, for the girls left him alone after a trial or two.
2 If any of the girls were awake, they'd know something was wrong.
3 Melanie and Pittypat had gone to sleep hours before, but Scarlett lay awake in the warm darkness, her heart heavy and frightened in her breast.
4 Gerald was awake, sitting on the sofa, his hands gripping his bullet head as if he wished to crush it between his palms.
5 No ghost rose from that shallow grave to haunt her in the long nights when she lay awake, too tired to sleep.
6 Sometimes he had stayed out all night and Scarlett, lying awake behind her locked door, hearing the clock count off the early morning hours, wondered where he was.
7 Only then did he tiptoe downstairs, leaving the lamp burning brightly and the door ajar so he might hear her should she awake and become frightened.
8 The night passed, a long night during which she lay awake until dawn, her ears strained to hear his key in the latch.
9 I couldn't bear to lie awake in my room till morning.
10 She lay awake viewing her situation in the crude light which Rosedale's visit had shed on it.
11 She lay awake, while he rumbled with sleep.
12 The night telegraph-operator at the railroad station was the most melodramatic figure in town: awake at three in the morning, alone in a room hectic with clatter of the telegraph key.
13 She lay awake till she heard the distant creak of a bed which indicated that Kennicott had retired.
14 For several hours I lay there broad awake, feeling a great deal worse than I have ever done since, even from the greatest subsequent misfortunes.
15 I was only half awake, but I decided that he might take the Cutters' silver, whoever he was.