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1 IX  |    some work, or else he was asleep, and the two colleagues
2 XIV |     when its inhabitants are asleep or ought to be.~By what
3 XVII|    In the boat were five men asleep or helpless, if they were
4 XIX |     not only silent; she was asleep.~Uncle Prudent was close
5 XIX | deck-house. He was only half asleep. All flight would be impossible
6 XIX |       Every one on board was asleep. They reached Frycollin’
7 XIX |   Frycollin might perhaps be asleep in the corner. Still they