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• The queen agreed and gave her husband a sleeping draught.
• Pippa has been put to bed with a sleeping draught.
• One day, Lily takes an overdose of the sleeping draught and kills herself.
• But it is to no avail because the princess has a page give him a sleeping draught.
• The queen gave him a sleeping draught and took him back to her father's house.
• She found a place to stay with a sleeping draught and threw the woman out in the morning.
• Hamo's young wife asks Cadfael, the Abbey's herbalist for a sleeping draught to help her rest.
• One deity ( in some versions Liber, in others Dionysus ) put a sleeping draught in Agdistis's drinking well.
• Nietzsche later visits a whorehouse, where he has another attack of migraine, exacerbated by the overuse of a sleeping draught.
• Gaius tells Merlin she suffers from nightmares, and the young warlock often brought her the physician's latest sleeping draught.
• Despairing of life, he ordered his doctor to give to him poison, but the latter gave him only a sleeping draught.
• Distraught by her misfortunes, Lily had begun regularly using a sleeping draught of chloral hydrate to escape the pain of poverty and social ostracism.
• She is unable to resist his seductive charms and agrees to drug her mother with a sleeping draught and meet him for a night of passion.
• He is sure that Seleuce is his but Elisa reveals the potion was actually a sleeping draught and she will torture Seleuce and put her to death.
• For Bellamy, hypnosis does the trick, while the anonymous author of " The Great Romance " administers a " sleeping draught " to his character.
• To make herself useful Peri is using her botanical knowledge to make a sleeping draught for the afflicted miners, but her quest for herbs leads her to Redfern Dell.
• Barney financed Drug detoxifications, which were never effective; she emerged from one nursing-home stay with a new dependency on the sleeping draught paraldehyde, then available over-the-counter.
• She went through several detoxification attempts, none successful; she emerged from one nursing-home stay with a new dependency on the sleeping draught paraldehyde, then available over-the-counter.
• Not altogether unexpected, Dr . Harvester is prepared to write the death certificate but then Nurse Wayland cries foul and indicates that she believes Maurice was murdered by being given an overdose of his sleeping draught.
• The princess either put a magical pin in his hair to keep him asleep or gave him a sleeping draught; the third night, either Finist is warned not to drink the draught, or the pin falls out.