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1 II |          then two. He could not sleep at all. He was warm, he
2 II |      Fancy my not being able to sleep! What a queer thing a girl
3 II | precedes dawn, the hour of deep sleep, of complete rest, of profound
4 III|         Yvette, also, could not sleep. Like her mother, she leaned
5 III|         minutes, with that deep sleep of people who are tired
6 III|       and go to bed, that heavy sleep, broken by dreams, when
7 III|         leave, that I could not sleep last night, and that I do
8 IV |       foolish child has gone to sleep leaving the light on her
9 IV |  Mademoiselle must have gone to sleep, her door is bolted, and