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How did tom try to keep from talking in his sleep?
he bandaged his jaws together
What rhymes with sleep walkin?
Keep talking
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer how did tom try to keep from talking in his sleep?
Tom tied a thread around his big toe that was attached to a cup of water on his windowsill. If he spoke in his sleep, the movement would cause the cup to tip over and wake him up.
Why does Tom begin to have trouble sleeping?
He had trouble sleeping because Huck was talking to his self in his sleep
What band could hear the secrets that you keep when you're Talking in What if your Sleep?
Romantics
What sounds do you hear in the night?
I hear- The secrets that you keep- - When you're talking in your sleep-
What did Sid hear tom talking about in his sleep in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer?
In his sleep, Tom is saying over and over again "it's blood, it's blood, that's what it is!" and "Don't torment me so- I'll tell!" What was happening was Tom must have been having nightmares after Injun Joe killed the doctor and in the nightmares he got scared and started talking in his sleep. He wants to tell that Injun Joe really killed the doctor because Muff Potter was getting framed and he had no defense to say he didn't. Tom wanted to make it right because Muff had been good to Tom. He couldn't tell because he and Huck had made a blood oath to say they would never tell.
You are revealing dark secrets in your sleep how can you stop your self from sleep talking?
Keep your brain occupied on other things right before you fall asleep. Also, the chances of you revealing anything too serious in your sleep is slim. dont think about it, and you won't dream it. Sweet dreams :)
IS MY TALKING TOM DANGEROUS?
beacuse tom is experementing ben that is why talking tom is danger
Can you dress up talking tom cat on talking tom cat 2?
you can dress up talking tom 2
How do you get cake on talking tom?
You have to buy the full version on talking Tom.
What causes sleep talking?
Go to http://www.buzzle.com/articles/sleep-talking.html and/or http://www.webmd.com/sleep-disorders/talking-in-your-sleep
