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Don Pablo ran out of the cavern and joined Andres Garote hastily, who still slept. The young man had some difficulty in waking him, but at length he opened his eyes, sat up, and yawned; but perceiving the stars still shining, he said ill-humouredly: "What fly has stung you? Let me sleep -- day is still far off."
"I know that better than you, for I have not lain down."