Legendre and Piéron ( 2402-13 ), having obtained what they called hypnotoxin ( p. 203 ) from animals kept awake for a long time, did not attribute the onset of sleep to the direct action of hypnotoxin but to an inhibition of the CNS, the hypnotoxin thus acting as an accessory influence

Nay, hush thee, hush! and listen to yon blithesome, bubblesome, babbling brook how it sigheth 'mid the willows, whispereth under reedy bank and laugheth, rogue-like, in the shallows!

Under his breath, he muttered, “minimal as their Elfism might be.” He raised his voice. “No, it was Half-elves, Zuebotschniks, little known to the Empire at the time. Actually, the Half-elves would think it's 'indecent.' […]"

It is total Victory at Sea out there today- 17 to 25 knot onshore winds kicking up big. messy windswell/chop everywhere.