But the very fact that they were there roused me out of the kind of lethargy of misery I'd fallen into.

Towards the beginning of the twelfth century, we discern the first symptoms of its awakening from that lethargy in which it had been long sunk, and observe it turning with curiosity and attention towards new objects.

We were dumfounded by the confirmation of our suspicions and the peculiarly devilish exhibition, and I shook off the lethargy with an effort as Holman prodded me with his finger and pointed at a spot beyond the body of the dancer who lay immediately in front of the spyhole.

It looked like actual sleep, not the lethargy into which my wife told me he would sometimes fall.

The spring came back to her step and she shed that lethargy like a cast-off garment.

Evelyn's chatter had put him in a state of mental comaa lethargy from which he had been rudely aroused at sight of William Barker leaving the residence of Evelyn Rogers' sister.

One day as we were standing in the shade of the garden wall, sick and weary with dejection and disappointment, Dawson, of a sudden, starts me from my lethargy by clutching my arm and raising his finger to bid me listen and be silent.

"Am I dreaming?" exclaimed the aged man, when thus suddenly rescued from his deadly lethargy at last "Is that you, my dear; or are you your late mother?"

Such were the vague images and dreams of the past and future that floated over his mind, as he lay in a heavy sort of lethargy on the floor of his cell, and hour after hour passed away.