Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-8  |     began to smile; first in sleep, then waking: for so it
 2     3, 6-10 |    exhausted rather. Food in sleep shows very like our food
 3     6, 6-10 |  again with mine, and was to sleep again, and again to rise
 4     7, 14-20|      my frenzy was lulled to sleep; and I awoke in Thee, and
 5     7, 19-25|  that He did eat, and drink, sleep, walk, rejoiced in spirit,
 6     8, 5-12 |  held down pleasantly, as in sleep: and the thoughts wherein
 7     8, 5-12 | therein. And as no one would sleep for ever, and in all men'
 8     8, 5-12 |   limbs, defers to shake off sleep, and though half displeased,
 9     9, 4-11 |       I will lay me down and sleep, for who shall hinder us,
10    10, 3-4  |   stir up the heart, that it sleep not in despair and say "
11    10, 30-41|      when I am awake: but in sleep, not only so as to give
12    10, 30-41|     is it that often even in sleep we resist, and mindful of
13    10, 30-42|     the impure motions of my sleep! Thou wilt increase, Lord,
14    10, 34-52|    taken up with it in their sleep. Such would I be. These
15    10, 34-52|    shalt neither slumber nor sleep. ~ ~
16    10, 35-55|    and to turn pale. Even in sleep they are afraid to see it.