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1 2 |       for~the last year or so, sleep, the forerunner of death,
2 5 |        my child, that I cannot sleep when you are out,"~she said,
3 11|     the chevalier, who went to sleep in their respective chairs.~
4 11| consume the time; he could not sleep, and spent the hours of~
5 14|      my dear friend, and go to sleep."~ ~That night, spent by
6 17|       made me find in my bed a sleep I~never knew before, with
7 18|   appeared to me to trouble~my sleep,I see her in a dream; shall
8 18|       to himself as he went~to sleep, dreading the sort of inspection