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 1 VIII  | two-deckers and the frigate slept peaceably by the red roofing
 2 XI    |    to my plank-bed, where I slept soundly all night.~When
 3 XIV   |     because the monster has slept since 1229 he must therefore
 4 XV    |   pale rays the island that slept at my feet.~
 5 XVI   |  above the sea level. Yet I slept particularly well; it was
 6 XVI   |    to return to Stapi.~Hans slept peaceably at the foot of
 7 XXIX  |     be better, for you have slept quietly. Hans and I watched
 8 XXX   |      where the still waters slept untouched by the boisterous
 9 XXXIII|    helm. During his watch I slept.~Two hours afterwards a
10 XXXVI |   boy,” he cried, “have you slept well?”~Would not any one
11 XXXVI |    you tell me how you have slept?”~“Oh, very well,” I said. “