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1 1 |  future, he retired to bed and slept the sleep of the brave. ~
2 6 |    might sleep, M. de Treville slept still worse. He had ordered
3 7 |        and a bedroom. Planchet slept in the antechamber upon
4 10|   queen since her marriage had slept badly and wept much. ~M.
5 45|      for that night he himself slept in the camp. ~"Well!" said
6 53|      smile upon her lips. ~She slept as a prisoner sleeps, rocked
7 53|          said she; "I have not slept a single instant during
8 58|       pretext that she had not slept well in the night and wanted
9 61| overtook her; she stopped, and slept at an inn. At five o'clock