I wuz in the middle uv a most bee-yu-ti-ful nap, and I know right whar I stopped it.

I'm goin' back an' pick up that nap at the exact place whar I left off." Without another word he pulled his blanket over him and stretched himself on a seat.

In a minute or two he was sound asleep.

Tom Ross was a veteran campaigner.

He not only knew what to do, but he could and would do it.
"Paul, you and Jim follow him," said Henry, "I'll keep what's left of the watch with Sol." Jim was treading the easy path of slumber in five minutes, but it took Paul at least ten to pass through the gates.