My legs do, but all the rest goes to sleep, and I begin getting in a muddle." "Oh, we shall soon be out now," said the boy laughing.
"Soon be out! I never knew the place was so big before.

Keep looking back to see that I don't drop down fast asleep." "I'd make you go first," said Dummy, "but you don't know the way." "No: keep on as you are, and make haste." "Can't: must go steady, because of the candle." "Oh dear!" sighed Mark.

"I am so sleepy, and it's beginning to get down below my belt, to where my leg was hurt." "No, no, don't you think that," cried Dummy.

"Let's keep on talking." "Yes," said Mark, jumping at the proposal.

"Let's keep talking--Who are you laughing at ?" "You, Master Mark.