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 1     II,       I|       meerschaum the smoke of the sweet Veker tobacco. His figure
 2     IV,     III|       would not have given up her sweet slumbers for an eclipse
 3     IV,      IV|            Tell me."~ ~"My former sweet, sound sleep! and thou canst
 4     IV,      IV|          used to be so fond of my sweet slumber that I could hardly
 5     IV,      IV|        restore to thee thy former sweet slumber, Marie? Suppose
 6     IV,      IV|        hereafter, and perhaps the sweet, sound sleep will return
 7     IV,      IV|           day Marie found her old sweet sleep again.~ ~The second
 8   VIII,     III| sensations - the bitter after the sweet, the sweet after the bitter.~ ~
 9   VIII,     III|       bitter after the sweet, the sweet after the bitter.~ ~Suddenly,
10     IX,       I|          in dreamy ecstasy to the sweet voice. He raised his hand,