With nothing to do all day, he had become a glutton for sleep, perpetually dozy.

I could become a glutton.'

The parasite pluckily sets to; the idler becomes a glutton for work.

When he could read, he became a glutton of books, and is so still.

During that era, as I hit my athletic and experiential peak, I became a glutton for the alpine.

As my taste and appetite were gratified in nothing else, I indemnified myself by becoming a glutton of books.

"But," rejoined Richmond, "civilization teaches one of two things-tothink or to become a glutton.