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1 Life, V | like a man roused from deep sleep, he began to consider all 2 Life, IX | myself to God, that I might sleep in peace, I used always 3 Life, XIII | desert, where he could not sleep, nor find anything to eat; 4 Life, XIII | with all this, interrupted sleep, trials everywhere, everywhere 5 Life, XVI | doing all the work. It is a sleep of the powers of the soul, 6 Life, XVI | eating is killing it, and sleep is wearisome; it sees itself 7 Life, XXVII | was this of overcoming sleep. For that purpose, he was 8 Life, XXVIII(406)| spiritual passage from the sleep of natural ignorance to 9 Life, XXVIII | of one who tries to go to sleep, and yet continues awake, 10 Life, XXVIII | continues awake, because sleep has not come. He longs for 11 Life, XXVIII | and so he lulls himself to sleep, and makes efforts to procure 12 Life, XXVIII | has succeeded; but, if the sleep be not real, it will not 13 Life, XXIX | be in prayer: even during sleep my prayer seemed to be continual; 14 Life, XXXI | then, must neither eat nor sleep,—nor, as they say, even 15 Life, XXXVI | to put all the others to sleep. I was therefore extremely 16 Life, XXXVII | besides, I must eat and sleep, transact business, and 17 Life, XL | when it was time to go to sleep. I was in very great pain, 18 Life, XL | life to me now a kind of sleep; for almost always what 19 Rel, I | pain that I must eat and sleep, and that I see I cannot 20 Rel, VIII | usually what is called a sleep of the faculties; but they 21 Rel, IX | only as one who is in his sleep, or half awake, thinks he 22 Rel, IX | now, and eat for Me, and sleep for Me. Whatsoever thou 23 Ind | of the Saint continued in sleep, xxix. 9; effects of intercessory,