From Our Office Boy's Essay on Heads, 1892. 

"Can't sleep?  Quit wriggling!"  From The Aberree, 1963.  

"They want me to sleep."  From Big Hands #2.

"He would wander round the house in the moonlight."  From Home Words for Heart & Hearth by Charles Bullock, 1900.

From The Test of Time (Ostermoor Mattress), 1904.

From The Outdoor Book by Zoe Meyer and illustrated by Clara E. Atwood, 1928.

"A million sleepess nights.  Are some of them yours?"  From Fate Magazine, 1955.

"Thoughts at 4 a.m."  From Improvement Era, 1953.

"3 a.m.  Not a wink of sleep yet.  If I only had Zemo for that terrible itching."  From The Duluth Herald, 1913.

"She's unable to dream tonight."  From The Australian Women's Weekly, 1958.

From The Manual of Detection by Jebediah Berry.

From Somniquest by Alice Kuhn Schwartz, 1980.

"And now sleep refuses to come."  From Dark Shadows episode 37.

"The sleepless.  Hundred and one noises keep her continuously awake from morning to morning."  From the Bombay Sunday Chronicle, 1935.

"Awake while other sleep!"  From The Bombay Chronicle, 1937.

"Sleep.  That's what we all need.  If we just knew where to find it.  Our minds are so troubled, but we don't quite know why."  From Dark Shadows episode 1098.

From The Film Daily, 1927.

From Together, 1957.

"Do you count sheep at night or lions!"  From The Film Daily, 1940.

A night of terror.  From Scribner's 1871.