Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  IV |     endeavors to kill time by sleep. Nevertheless, as he was
 2        I,  VII|      that of striving against sleep by a rather longer walk.
 3        I,  IX |  tarantass, Nadia was able to sleep for some hours. The hood
 4        I,  IX |     iemschiks, who are apt to sleep at their posts. Not an hour
 5        I,  XV |       lacked nothing; but his sleep was broken. What he had
 6       II,  I  |   despair if she troubled the sleep of which you are in need.”~“
 7       II,  I  |       need.”~“I don’t wish to sleep,” replied the Englishman. “
 8       II,  I  |   unless it was to put you to sleep.”~“Let us, then, talk of
 9       II,  I  |       is asleep. A few hours’ sleep and a few cold water compresses
10       II,  III|    woman and the girl did not sleep. Their great anxiety kept
11       II,  V  |      use my eyes whilst yours sleep. I will lead you to Irkutsk.”~
12       II,  VI | kibitka, she soon fell into a sleep, its soundness proving her
13       II,  VII|     whilst Michael, over whom sleep had no influence, watched.~
14       II,  IX |       the night were given to sleep. In a few huts Nadia again
15       II,  X  |     she soon fell into a deep sleep.~To those who questioned
16       II,  X  |   Michael watched beside her; sleep only overtook him at long