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 1  II,  4|       excretions are discharged in sleep if the parts concerned are
 2   V,  1|          animals first, or that of sleep. Since they plainly wake
 3   V,  1|            opposite state, that of sleep, exists in the first stages
 4   V,  1|        intermediate condition, and sleep seems to be in its nature
 5   V,  1|       original condition to be not sleep but only something resembling
 6   V,  1|          only something resembling sleep, such a condition as we
 7   V,  1|      impossible that plants should sleep, for there is no sleep which
 8   V,  1|      should sleep, for there is no sleep which cannot be broken,
 9   V,  1|       plants which is analogous to sleep cannot be broken.~It is
10   V,  1|           for the embryo animal to sleep most of the time because
11   V,  1|          that such is the cause of sleep). But nevertheless they
12   V,  1|            immediately fall into a sleep again. This is why after
13   V,  1|        spend most of their time in sleep.~When awake infants do not
14   V,  1| sense-perception and live in their sleep owing to previous habit,