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Slccp.-Few of our readers, perhaps, are aware, that the human body falls asleep by degrees, according to M. Cabinis, French physiologist "Thc muscles of the legs and arms lose their power before those which support the head; and these last sooner than the muscles which sustain the back and he illustrates this by the cases of persons who sleep on horseback, or while they are stand ing or walking" He conceives that the sense of sight sleeps first; then the sense of taste, next, the sense of smell, next, that ol hearing; and lastly, that of touch. He main- tains, also, that the visccra fall asleep, one after another, and sleep with different degrees of soundness.