Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  IV |      tallow and shawls—being asleep, and threatening her with
 2        I,  VII|      come to dinner. She was asleep in her cabin, and Michael
 3        I,  VII|     the passengers were then asleep on the deck, and the silence
 4        I,  VII|    There, everyone was lying asleep, not only on the benches,
 5        I,  VII|    been supposed that he was asleep.~He was not asleep, however,
 6        I,  VII|    he was asleep.~He was not asleep, however, and did not even
 7        I,  X  |  took Nadia’s hand. “Are you asleep, sister?”~“No, brother.”~“
 8       II,  I  | Alcide Jolivet; “there he is asleep. A few hours’ sleep and
 9       II,  VI |       although driving, fell asleep, and snored with a clearness
10       II,  VII|      Nadia.~“Can the town be asleep?” observed Michael. “Not