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1 I    |       may bring; who can fall asleep at any hour of the day or
2 V    | without a sombre terror: when asleep, he felt oscillations that
3 VIII |       an hour’s time all were asleep on board.~The next morning,
4 XIV  |    couch, and were soon sound asleep, the doctor keeping the
5 XXI  |      on his blankets and went asleep.~The sky was covered with
6 XXIII|    the missionary lay quietly asleep in utter exhaustion.~“He’
7 XXIII|       only a peaceful falling asleep.”~The dying man uttered
8 XLII |      Watch. —The Latter falls asleep at his Post.—The Fire.—The
9 XLII |    beside Joe, and fell sound asleep.~Kennedy, while still rubbing