slumberer

a gauzy curtain of silver tissue, which, without impeding respiration, protected the slumberer from the fell insects of an Oriental night.

Chapter 5 - Part IX 1822

The slumberer was the person who ought to have been pacing the deck.

The Shellback's Progress In the Nineteenth Century Walter Runciman 1892

But whereas I, amateur slumberer that I am, can only manage to oversleep by a matter of hours, Gareth has mastered the art to such a degree that he can do it for days at a time, as his contribution today on that bastion of truthiness, Freedom Central, demonstrates:

No time like the present 2009

But whereas I, amateur slumberer that I am, can only manage to oversleep by a matter of hours, Gareth has mastered the art to such a degree that he can do it for days at a time, as his contribution today on that bastion of truthiness, Freedom Central, demonstrates:

Archive 2009-09-01 2009

With each newly discovered slumberer, the populace grew more pensive.

WORLD OF WARCRAFT STORMRAGE Richard A. Knaak 2010

With each newly discovered slumberer, the populace grew more pensive.

WORLD OF WARCRAFT STORMRAGE Richard A. Knaak 2010

A fine, thick blanket I stole from a slumberer and stamped over that window nightynight and had situated myself on lightnights that way for years.

Magic X Nina Alvarez 2010

I pulled out the nozzle and turned it full onto the slumberer in her slumblies and dead quiet.

Magic X Nina Alvarez 2010

With each newly discovered slumberer, the populace grew more pensive.

WORLD OF WARCRAFT STORMRAGE Richard A. Knaak 2010

The slumberer formed a singular group along with the tall forms of the hermit in his shaggy dress of goat-skins, bearing the lamp, and the knight in his close leathern coat — the former with an austere expression of ascetic gloom, the latter with anxious curiosity deeply impressed on his manly features.

The Talisman 2008