"slumberer" meaning in English

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          "text": "His right arm he thrust out towards the east, / Westward his left; th' ends did themselves digest / Into ten lesser strings, these fingers were: / And as a slumberer stretching on his bed, / This way he this, and that way scattered / His other leg, which feet with toes upbear;",
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          "text": "There lay the houses in the dawn light with closed window-shutters, like joyless slumberers with heavy lids.",
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        "One who slumbers; a sleeper."
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