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 1 3|         open air and go without sleep, and also to fight, if fighting
 2 6|       they should be allowed to sleep in the earth, and that we
 3 6|        and gates, then they may sleep in safety; as if they were
 4 7|      restless children to go to sleep they do not employ rest,
 5 7|         sending the children to sleep, and making the Bacchantes,
 6 7|       the whole of any night in sleep, instead of being seen by
 7 7|      before the sun is up. Much sleep is not required by nature,
 8 7| reserving only so much time for sleep as is expedient for health;
 9 7|  expedient for health; and much sleep is not required, if the
10 7|     night, in which the hunters sleep in turn and are lazy; this
11 9|         propitiated and laid to sleep the wrath of the whole family.