Chapter

 1 I    |   over their spoils, and when sleep overtook them, hid in doorways
 2 II   |     slush, I shall get a good sleep.”~Here he stood, in a room
 3 II   | murdered men he could talk of sleep!~But, after all, what did
 4 II   |     said, “we are not here to sleep, but to collect information—
 5 II   |      and his eyes, heavy with sleep a few moments before, now
 6 III  |        if you desire to go to sleep, I shall pursue the investigation
 7 IV   |    while those who managed to sleep were disturbed by frightful
 8 VIII |            VIII~Lecoq did not sleep that night, although he
 9 VIII |     glutted beast succumbs to sleep with the blood of his prey
10 XI   |         Where did you eat and sleep, then?”~“In M. Simpson’s
11 XV   |       and let us get a little sleep.”~Lecoq was a man of considerable
12 XV   |   however, to break the heavy sleep of the two detectives. They
13 XV   |    and could, without danger, sleep with his door unlocked.~
14 XV   |     paid me. Really, I shan’t sleep in peace till you have worked
15 XVIII|       the floor and manage to sleep here.”~“So that, night and
16 XVIII|       word escapes him in his sleep, if his despair elicits
17 XVIII| followed. To sing, to eat, to sleep, to attend to his hands
18 XIX  |  found it quite impossible to sleep. On rising at daybreak he
19 XXII |     an irresistible desire to sleep and rest. But Lecoq was