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 1     I|     a burden upon you, I can sleep in your courtyard, or in
 2     I|         And now let us go to sleep!" said Halil Patrona to
 3     I|    is nice and warm, you can sleep on the house-top, and if
 4     I|   cushion on which he was to sleep. Plainly these[Pg 27] were
 5     I|     pillow; on what will you sleep, pray?"~ ~"Do not trouble
 6     I|    and my second cushion and sleep on them."~ ~Janaki peeped
 7     I|   breast, peacefully went to sleep in the Prophet.~ ~The next
 8    IV| would beckon to her to go to sleep again - nobody should disturb
 9    IV|   man."~ ~"And why may I not sleep at your house?"~ ~"Because
10    IV|  matter a bit, Halil. I will sleep on the roof, and you take
11    IV|       Because I would rather sleep in a pit into which a tiger
12    IV|   has fallen, I would rather sleep in the lair of a hippopotamus,
13    IV| hippopotamus, I would rather sleep in a canoe guarded by alligators
14    VI|    and thereupon lay down to sleep with a good conscience.~ ~
15  VIII|    Kapudan Pasha was able to sleep at all. The Kiaja was all
16  VIII|  alive as thou seest. Go and sleep in thy harem and trouble
17  VIII|      as already sleeping the sleep of eternity. At the trump
18  VIII|       and men cannot[Pg 176] sleep because of the sound of
19  XIII|     them and goes quietly to sleep after pressing his hand