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 1 I   |     crowd, and the great town sleeping beneath them in the shade
 2 I   |  slaves! Are you not weary of sleeping on hard ground, of drinking
 3 II  | darkness; the Barbarians were sleeping. Spendius, as he looked
 4 III |    then were lowered upon the sleeping town, while the sigh that
 5 V   |     top to bottom. Women were sleeping stretched on mats outside
 6 V   |      painted columns upon the sleeping faces.~Matho felt suffocated
 7 V   |     lamp very gently.~She was sleeping with her cheek in one hand
 8 VI  |     in the starlight over the sleeping soldiers as they lay wrapped
 9 VI  |    the harbour; and they were sleeping in their tents (for on that
10 VII |        If the lions that were sleeping in the court had come howling
11 VII |       infinite. His ancestors sleeping beneath his feet transmitted
12 VIII|   verge of the tents men were sleeping nearly naked, each upon
13 XIII|      the centre the slave lay sleeping after his repast, stretched
14 XIII|       as blue as the ether, a sleeping python formed a circle with
15 XIV |     before them, or else were sleeping, rolled into a ball and