Chapter

 1 II  |        Nicholl, “since we must sleep, let us sleep.”~And stretching
 2 II  |    since we must sleep, let us sleep.”~And stretching themselves
 3 III |       or more peaceful spot to sleep in? On the earth, houses,
 4 III |       perfect repose.~Thus the sleep of our adventurous travelers
 5 IV  |      the earth.~The travelers’ sleep was rendered more peaceful
 6 VIII|       but they were obliged to sleep themselves sober over their
 7 XIX | Barbicane.~“I propose to go to sleep.”~“What a motion!” exclaimed
 8 XIX |        Nicholl. “Some hours of sleep will restore our strength.”~“
 9 XIX |       his taste; I shall go to sleep.” And stretching himself
10 XIX |    slept in his turn.~But this sleep could be neither peaceful
11 XX  |     beds, and slept a peaceful sleep.~It was then ten at night.