Part, Chapter

 1    1, 3 |     such as this, even when awake.~God says, 4 "Thou wouldst
 2    1, 3 |       Thou wouldst deem him awake though asleep,~Sleeping
 3    1, 3 | himself.~In love to be wide awake is treason.~The more a man
 4    1, 3 |  treason.~The more a man is awake, the more he sleeps (to
 5    2, 16| eyes sleep, but my heart is awake;~My body, though torpid,
 6    2, 16| eyes sleep,~But my heart is awake with the Lord of mankind.'~
 7    2, 16|     mankind.'~Your eyes are awake and your heart fast asleep,~
 8    3, 10|   them clearly, though wide awake.~I conceal myself a while
 9    3, 10|   behold visions when broad awake, ~And the gates of heaven
10    4, 9 |     to you clearly when you awake.~Imagine not that these
11    4, 9 |  hand, will be joy when you awake,~O you, who have rent the
12    5, 7 |  practiced.~When they shall awake from sleep on that morning,~
13    6, 7 |    the best, as he had been awake, while they were asleep.
14    6, 7 |  dream was seen by you when awake, O happy one,~For it was
15    6, 7 |    to be real by your being awake."~Quit excessive speculation
16    6, 7 |    last day, when you shall awake from sleep,~You will learn