1 They all had a listless and dreary air of waiting somebody's pleasure, and the most talkative of the ladies had to speak quite rigidly to repress a yawn.
2 "Long enough to be tired of it," returned Drummle, pretending to yawn, but equally determined.
3 And at the very instant the porter said this, Anna caught the sound of a childish yawn.
4 From the sound of this yawn alone she knew her son and seemed to see him living before her eyes.
5 He pulled his whiskers to cover the yawn, and shook himself together.
6 That radiance lasted until everyone in the circle about the open fire began to yawn, and Mr. Wilkes and the girls took their departure for the hotel.
7 She had picked it up carelessly, with a slight yawn which she patted down with her finger-tips as delicately as a cat.
8 She turned her breath of fury into a yawn.
9 The youth sat up and gave vent to an enormous yawn.
10 "Well, I didn't look, of course," said the stranger with a careless yawn.
11 These comments I have interposed for the purpose of explaining to the reader why, as our hero conversed, the maiden began to yawn.
12 The same yawn was discernible in the buildings, for not a roof was there but had a gaping hole in it.
13 'Not all,' replied Bazarov, with a short yawn.
14 "Plenty of time, your excellency," muttered Kutuzov in the midst of a yawn.
15 The French colonel with difficulty repressed a yawn, but was polite and evidently understood Balashev's importance.