Chapter

 1 11|    means. He will have fallen asleep waiting for me, or else
 2 20|     himself upon it, and fell asleep. ~On the morrow, at break
 3 23|   length he went to bed, fell asleep, and had golden dreams. ~
 4 24|    the young woman had fallen asleep while waiting for him. He
 5 28|    clock. You were still fast asleep, and I did not know what
 6 33|       a sharp voice. "Are you asleep, that you don't answer when
 7 36|    extinct but which was only asleep, awoke again in his heart.
 8 52|     Ah, ah!" said he, "she is asleep; that's well. When she wakes
 9 52|    Milady, "this woman is not asleep." ~"What, not asleep!" said
10 52|      not asleep." ~"What, not asleep!" said Felton; "what is
11 52|   Milady went to bed and fell asleep with a smile upon her lips.
12 56|      before when I had fallen asleep; my sleep, then, must have
13 56|   instead of falling entirely asleep, I sank into a state of
14 61| rocked by them, she soon fell asleep. ~She was awakened by a
15 61|  chosen my time ill; you were asleep, you are fatigued." ~"Well,"