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 1    1,    1|       he slept when and where sleep overtook him. If his table
 2    1,    1|      he could, and waited for sleep beneath the ironwood-tree.~
 3    1,    1|  those people who drop off to sleep without certain preliminaries.
 4    1,   12|       my friends—if you don’t sleep on the top of it! There
 5    1,   15|     he is imprudent enough to sleep out in the fields.~“Oh,
 6    1,   15|   freshness which renders the sleep of the sleeper more profound.
 7    1,   15|      Minha nor Lina will dare sleep to-night.”~“Never fear!”
 8    1,   15|       watch over them as they sleep.”~“Silence!” said Benito.~“
 9    1,   17|    they have crept back, they sleep with the mouth open, the
10    2,    2|      long night not an hour’s sleep fell to the lot of the unfortunate
11    2,    6|       evening before.~“Did he sleep here?” asked Fragoso.~“Yes,”
12    2,    8| Benito. “Do you think I could sleep?”~
13    2,   14|      repose in a few hours of sleep. He who ventured in upon
14    2,   15|      forgot to eat, drink, or sleep to attack this unintelligible