Book, Chapter

1        I, XVII |   with weariness, had fallen asleep. Then, as if because resistance
2       II, VI   | state of the Church, he fell asleep; in the dead of night, the
3       II, XII  |    their rest, and were fast asleep. Edwin, in his turn, asked,
4      III, XI   |    as if he had been falling asleep, stretching out all his
5      III, XXVII|       he found his companion asleep; and going to bed himself,
6       IV, XIX  |      laid on a bed, like one asleep; then taking off the veil
7       IV, XXX  |      limbs pliable, like one asleep rather than dead; besides,
8        V, XI   |     whom some are now fallen asleep in the Lord; but Wilbrord