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 1 II  |         trenches in the sand to sleep in. Many, not knowing where
 2 IV  |       interpreters, who used to sleep outside, did not stir; they
 3 VI  |       at night, being unable to sleep, he would yell out warlike
 4 VII |      breeze lulled the crews to sleep; and their memories were
 5 VIII| javelins, wrestle together, and sleep in the squares at night.
 6 XI  |        in mats and preparing to sleep; and Salammbo’s horse sometimes
 7 XI  |    enough, you came to me in my sleep covered with the zaimph!
 8 XII |       then slaughtered in their sleep. At the same time the Barbarians
 9 XIII|      anger, he fell into a wild sleep. He spoke in his dreams,
10 XIV |         too weary and wished to sleep again; the Carthaginians,
11 XIV |      which they hid in order to sleep were walled up. Their old