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.SLEEP.-According 10 M. Cabius. French
physiologisl, the human body falls asleep by
degrees /" The muscles Of the legs and arms
lose their power before those which support
the head and these last sooner than the mus
cles which sustains the. back! and he illus
trates this by the cases Of persons who sleep on
horseback or while they are standing or walk
ing.o He conceives that the sense OF sight
sleeps first; then the sense of taste; next the
sense of smell; next that of hearing; and lastly
that Of touch. He maintains also that the
viscera fall asleep one after another, and sleep
with different degrees Of soundness.