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 1 2 |     patient has long wanted sleep; whether his bowels have
 2 2 |   from below the eyelids in sleep; for when a portion of the
 3 2 |   when the patient does not sleep thus from habit, it is to
 4 3 |  habitual to the patient to sleep thus while in good health,
 5 10|          10. With regard to sleep—as is usual with us in health,
 6 10|     wake during the day and sleep during the night. If this
 7 10|     little harm provided he sleep in the morning for the third
 8 10| third part of the day; such sleep as takes place after this
 9 10|   worst of all is to get no sleep either night or day; for
10 11|     up, must be deprived of sleep; and if the evacuations
11 15|      the urine, and faeces, sleep, and sweats to be all favorable,
12 15|  urine, and excrements, the sleep, and sweats, all bad, agreeably
13 20|    do not suffer pain, they sleep during the night, and have
14 24|    the belly be they cannot sleep, are agitated, and moan,