It is nothing to me.

I used dry sticks for the fire, and but little smoke will have made its way through the trees.

Still it may possibly be noticed, and it were best one of us should remain on watch." Roger felt that he should never be able to make the ascent over the crest of the hill, unless he had some rest; and therefore, without argument, he wrapped himself in his cotton mantle, and lay down before the fire.
It seemed to him that he had but just closed his eyes, when his companion touched him.
"It is time that we should be moving, my lord.

The sun has just set." "Why, it appears to me to be night already, Bathalda." "It has been dark here for the last hour, my lord; but on the other side of the mountains the sun has but now gone down.

See, the full moon has just risen in the east." "That is so, Bathalda; and we shall have her light till morning.
Well, I am ready, though I could have slept on comfortably until sunrise.