Book, Chapter

 1    1,  15|    journey, and, leaving us to sleep there until the next day,
 2    1,  15|       he positively refused to sleep with him, and through this
 3    1,  15|        was buried in its first sleep, Ascyltos loaded our little
 4    1,  15|       guard was in such a deep sleep that we alone were wakened
 5    1,  25|     dare you think of going to sleep when you know that the vigil
 6    2,  78|     born in an attic you can't sleep in a palace I'll see that
 7    2,  81|   upstairs, a bed-room where I sleep myself, a sitting-room for
 8    3,  83|      not to notice it, went to sleep in a stranger's arms, in
 9    3,  83|        sword and uniting their sleep with death. At last, however,
10    3,  91|      except, 'Either you go to sleep, or I'll call father!' But
11    3,  91|  graces. Then I slipped off to sleep, after profiting by his
12    3,  91|       roused me out of a heavy sleep. 'Isn't there something
13    3,  91|     pleasure, I dropped off to sleep again. Less than an hour
14    3,  91|       words, 'Either you go to sleep, or I'll call father!'"~
15    4, 104|     myself could get a wink of sleep, however. Anxiously I reflected
16    4, 104|       tunic and began to feign sleep, when all of a sudden, as
17    4, 108|       own! And when relaxed in sleep~The members lie, the mind,
18    4, 113|     seek to ascertain where he sleep at night; or, if you do
19    5, 133|      your strength if you will sleep without your "brother" for
20    5, 134|        before settling down to sleep, I went to bed without Giton.
21    5, 138|     just have the young fellow sleep with me for a night, and
22    5, 142|     could not snatch a wink of sleep for the evil adventures
23    5, 145| midnight for a lying jade till sleep overcame me, intent on venery;
24    5, 160|     smoothness was as sweet as sleep and their little straps