You are now associated with me in a great, a gr-r-rand enterprise.

You shall soon see how just and generous I can be--am always.

You shall understand why the son of a noble house need have no foes.

Senor Tomaso, I have taken one great liking to you in the few hours that we have been together.
And as for you, Senor Henrico--" With a courtly flourish Don Luis wheeled about to face young Hazelton.
But the sound of deep breathing was all that came from Harry.
Fatigued by the long, rough automobile ride, that young engineer had dropped fast asleep in the broad porch rocker.
"Your friend is much fatigued," spoke Don Luis, with fine consideration.
"If you deem it best, Senor Tomaso, we will arouse him and he shall go to his room for an hour's sleep before the evening meal." "If his sleeping in the chair doesn't annoy you, Don Luis, my friend will wake up, refreshed, in twenty minutes or so." "So be it, then.

Let him sleep where he is.