Meanings of tired ones in English

And while the two tired ones slept Old Dennis kept faithful watch.

Mrs. George-the-Gaul is standing with a jug to give drink to the tired ones.

Every Sister, every child, except a few small and tired ones, was bowed in humblest adoration.

Alwa, as a soldier, knew exactly where fresh horses could be borrowed while his tired ones rested.

Why do you always get the tired ones when you're ready and the randy ones when you're tired?

Here are the tired ones.

If they ever had looked sweet to Edith's eyes, they looked a thousand times more so to Lucile's poor, tired ones.

He had an idea that he would soon be pursued, and then a fresh horse would be worth a dozen tired ones.

After these exercises, the tired ones go to bed, the lively blades to the gymnasium, the philosophic apply themselves to draughts or dominoes.

The veteran shook his head: "One fresh man in action is worth ten tired ones," replied he, and marched steadily on.

And we, the tired ones, the brutal-faced, bitter-eyed ones, the beaten ones-wewalk up and down the cold street, peering at the cheerless buildings.

The guards buttoned their coats as they rode away, and the tired ones drew their blankets around them as they lay down to sleep.