Chapter

1  7,2|  offspring of my sleepless nights, of my labour and my thought?
2 16,1|    listen." ~"On moonlight nights have you ever looked at
3 16,1|  it." ~"Well, on moonlight nights you will observe whether
4 18,2|    passed one of the worst nights he ever had in his life. ~
5 22,2|     and how many sleepless nights, it has cost. But for the
6 23,1|    the prisoner. ~When the nights threatened to be too cold,
7 24,1| the fruit of our sleepless nights, the child of our love?