Part, Chapter

 1    1, 3 |     wouldst deem him awake though asleep,~Sleeping to the affairs
 2    1, 8 |       finished his melody he fell asleep, and dreamed he was in heaven.
 3    1, 15|       drawn over their faces, and asleep;~But when the morn shall
 4    2, 8 |         One day the man was lying asleep, and the bear, according
 5    2, 11|       Khalifas, was one day lying asleep in his palace, when he was
 6    2, 11|     falcon.~That night, as ho lay asleep, he heard a voice from heaven,~"
 7    2, 16|         awake and your heart fast asleep,~My eyes are closed, and
 8    3, 1 |          no sooner were they fast asleep than a huge elephant made
 9    3, 1 |           Gods nostrils.~Thou art asleep, and the smell of that forbidden
10    3, 5 |     bright ocean.~Ah! you who are asleep in the boat of the body,~
11    4, 9 | reasonable souls.~Though man fell asleep and forgot his previous
12    4, 9 |      mattered my experiences when asleep?~When I had forgotten my
13    6, 2 |          when she came, was found asleep, and was accordingly rejected.~
14    6, 7 |       been awake, while they were asleep. The moral is, that the
15    6, 9 |         nothing at all,~For he is asleep, and deaf to the other's