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 1 3 |    people of the farm; and our sleep that night was sound and
 2 3 |       While I strove vainly to sleep, I asked myself if I should
 3 5 |       has sunk into a profound sleep.”~“Still,” returned Mr.
 4 5 |   enough that a volcano should sleep, it must be absolutely extinguished
 5 11|   meals nor a room in which to sleep. Fortunately, during the
 6 12|       their machine, and go to sleep. Would not that be the time
 7 12|      comrades might be deep in sleep. It was important that they
 8 15|     when I awoke after a sound sleep, our vehicle seemed motionless.
 9 15| puzzled me and I asked if this sleep had not been caused by some
10 15|        I awoke from my strange sleep, the “Terror” seemed to
11 17|       to find forgetfulness in sleep. Wild and incoherent thoughts
12 17|         I fell into a profound sleep, natural this time and not