Chapter

 1 Int |            willow leaves, or frogs asleep on the lily-pads.~The rest
 2 I   |           little the baroness fell asleep, and presently began to
 3 I   |       Everyone in the carriage was asleep except Jeanne. They stopped
 4 I   |         and happy visions, was now asleep. Finally they stopped. Some
 5 I   |           bed and immediately fell asleep.~Jeanne and her father,
 6 VI  | drawing-room, where her mother was asleep, and she thought she would
 7 VI  |       little mother, who was sound asleep. Aroused by the voices of
 8 VII |            come. She was doubtless asleep, that first, sound sleep
 9 VIII|         cradle, watching the child asleep. As she was becoming exhausted
10 XI  |         and firmness, and she fell asleep from exhaustion, overcome
11 XI  |           mantelpiece. A woman was asleep in her easy chair. Who was
12 XIII|            Jeanne, tired out, fell asleep as soon as she got into
13 XIV |           the little being who was asleep on her lap.~Then she was