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 1    1, 3 |       the snare, O Almighty One!~Sleep of the body the soul's awakening.~
 2    1, 3 |          vulgar of their sensual sleep.~His soul wanders in the
 3    1, 5 |       hands.~Your fatalism is to sleep on the road; sleep not~Till
 4    1, 5 |         is to sleep on the road; sleep not~Till ye behold the gates
 5    1, 5 |        of the King's palace.~Ah! sleep not, O unreflecting fatalists,~
 6    1, 8 |          head from that blissful sleep," 1~So that his morning
 7    1, 16|    Though darkness produces this sleep and quiet,~Is not the 'water
 8    2, 10|      fail~To spring up out of my sleep at midnight;~That I may
 9    2, 10|         midnight;~That I may not sleep all night like the cattle,~
10    2, 16|         infidelity.~Know my eyes sleep, but my heart is awake;~
11    2, 16|         Prophet said, 'Mine eyes sleep,~But my heart is awake with
12    3, 10|   sleepless sense is lulled into sleep, ~That mysteries may appear
13    3, 18|       mosque in which none could sleep a night and live. Some said
14    3, 18|     notice warning people not to sleep there, and others advised
15    3, 18|         that city and desired to sleep in the mosque, saying that
16    4, 2 |         At night that king would sleep on his throne,~With his
17    4, 9 |   experienced~Were the effect of sleep and illusion and fancy?~
18    4, 9 |         Whatever you see in this sleep, both good and evil,~Will
19    4, 9 |        you have done during your sleep in the world~Will be displayed
20    4, 9 |          yours exist not~In this sleep of yours, and will not be
21    4, 9 |        will rise from your heavy sleep as a wolf.~Your bad qualities
22    4, 9 |        form becomes senseless in sleep and death.~Form is only
23    5, 7 |   returns to bodies awaking from sleep.~On that morn each soul
24    5, 7 |       When they shall awake from sleep on that morning,~All the
25    5, 10|      down on a stone and went to sleep; and God sent a caravan
26    5, 13|         me along without food or sleep.~In the fight with one wound
27    6, 2 | afflicted, afflicted, afflicted!~Sleep has deserted my eyes~Through
28    6, 2 |        be granted.'" But all who sleep the sleep of negligence
29    6, 2 |            But all who sleep the sleep of negligence will miss
30    6, 3 |     noble awoke from his drunken sleep, and called his minstrel
31    6, 4 |         he replied, "How is that sleep wretched which is broken
32    6, 6 |         voice came to him in his sleep and directed him to go to
33    6, 7 |       submitted, and lay down to sleep in the endurance of the
34    6, 7 |        when you shall awake from sleep,~You will learn the rest
35    6, 9 |         as it were, cries in his sleep,~Uttering thousands of words