Chap.

 1        2| next morning Nana was still asleep. She occupied the second
 2        2|    the room, Nana was still asleep. But she woke at the noise
 3        2|   up till now had been half asleep, was again seized with the
 4        2| they were beginning to fall asleep through dint of constantly
 5        3|   to the chief clerk, sound asleep in the middle of the drawing
 6        3|  good Mme Hugon was falling asleep open–eyed. Lost among the
 7        4| everybody would have fallen asleep. That rum old buffer Bordenave,
 8        4| pillow and, finally falling asleep there, was now breathing
 9        6|  when all the household was asleep. When there they strolled
10        7|     Since those people were asleep—well then, let them sleep!
11        8|       Nana, who was falling asleep with her arms round his
12        8|  with poor blood, was still asleep, and when Nana bent over
13        9|     Indeed, he seemed to be asleep. But suddenly he sat bolt
14        9|    hour when courtesans are asleep. When he reached the second
15       13|  had gone off while she was asleep without giving her a copper