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 1         I,I  |      her daughter peacefully asleep in an adjoining~room, the
 2         I,I  |   was in bed.~ ~"Cesarine is asleep," she said, "she won't hear
 3         I,I  |      Besides, Birotteau, I'm asleep."~ ~"Good-day," replied
 4         I,II |    labor; but~he always fell asleep without having time to think
 5         I,II |    much fatigued and to~fall asleep and snore. Du Tillet awoke
 6         I,III|      last thought as he fell asleep was a fear that his wife
 7         I,VII|    Look! there's~your mother asleep," he whispered. "La! la!
 8         I,VII|   happy, the Birotteaus fell asleep in the early morning amid~
 9         I,II |     When his wife had fallen asleep in the sumptuous bed, Birotteau
10         I,IV |   her lips; and thus he fell asleep.~ ~"Poor man!" said Constance; "
11         I,VI | which a failure~entails, are asleep at the side of their excellent