1
Edward was the eldest of the family, and quite sober and sedate.
2
She was not quite sober, and had some difficulty in taking his.
3
I dare: he is now quite sober, and may be reasoned with.
4
The General's new American aide-de-camp, Colonel Washington, was quite sober and serene.
5
We told him that we doubted whether he was quite sober enough.
6
He was not quite sober, though he could stand without much staggering.
7
I believe he was never unfit to mark, and never quite sober.
8
When her husband came home at one o'clock, he was quite sober.
9
The first was very drunk though suddenly he seemed quite sober.
10
He was thoroughly awake now and talked quite sober but bitterly.
11
The pony, being quite sober, broke a leg and was destroyed.
12
Mr. Carton was shabbily dressed, and did not appear to be quite sober.
13
They are very merry, but quite sober, as they are to sail to-night.
14
He was quite sober now, and his speech, although slovenly, was not indelicate.
15
One day her husband, seeing that she looked quite sober, said-
16
He looked as if he'd been fightin', and yet he was quite sober.
