Part,  Chapter

1      I,  III |     thank you, and to go to sleep until to-morrow morning.”~
2      I,  V   |    once more from her heavy sleep in the long winter night,
3      I,  VIII|    a healthy and refreshing sleep.~The next day, May 31st,
4      I,  XIII| grave maladies to those who sleep in them.~On this account
5      I,  XVII|   the fort. It is easier to sleep in the absence of the sun,
6      I,  XXI |    could scarcely be called sleep.~At three o’clock in the
7      I,  XXI |   and at night no one could sleep for the uproar made by the
8     II,  VI  |  night it was impossible to sleep, the wind beat upon the
9     II,  XVII|     surprised them in their sleep!~