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 1 XVIII    |       much bother in order to sleep. I sleep everywhere, in
 2 XVIII    |   bother in order to sleep. I sleep everywhere, in the ashes,
 3 XXIV     |       do I not? I am going to sleep, quite worn out; I wept
 4 XXVIII   |     night, friend, work well, sleep well. Walk a little for
 5 XLVII    |    must drink iron, walk, and sleep, and go to the south, no
 6 LIV      |  parcel. I did nothing except sleep from Paris to Nohant and
 7 LXXX     |     to Croisset, for you must sleep, and we talk too much. But
 8 LXXXI    |       fellow, did you finally sleep like a dormouse in your
 9 LXXXI    |       give you a little of my sleep that nothing, not even a
10 LXXXII   |      loved you. I am going to sleep so as to be ready to move
11 LXXXIX   |     had only the time here to sleep a little, and to eat in
12 XC       | tumbles me about and makes me sleep like a top. How comfortable
13 CIII     |        Always before going to sleep, I have an agreeable quarter
14 CVI      |    only let me work when they sleep; but I am happier at having
15 CLXVI    |        I should like to go to sleep on a warm beach. But for
16 CLXVIII  |      very well, my carcass. I sleep tremendously! “The coffer
17 CLXIX    |      You appeared to me in my sleep, looking a little sad.”~
18 CLXIX    |    Croisset since you want to sleep ON A WARM BEACH. Come here,
19 CLXXXVII |     how to overcome. I cannot sleep over the suffering and even
20 CXCVII   |       Can we go peacefully to sleep when we feel the shaken
21 CCXXXI   |      the cough, which lets me sleep now that I am plunging daily
22 CCLVI    |      did not talk, we did not sleep.~We found here the barodetien
23 CCLXXXIII|       you must eat, drink and sleep, and above all walk. Your
24 CCLXXXVI |    with joy; it is so easy to sleep in nothingness, or to awaken
25 CCCIX    |      in making her digest and sleep? in building up her strength?