The Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan

HOPEFUL: "Why, my brother? Sleep is sweet to the laboring man — we
may be refreshed if we take a nap."
CHRISTIAN: "Do you not remember that one of the Shepherds warned
us to beware of the Enchanted Ground? Therefore let us not sleep, as
others do — but let us keep awake and watch.”
HOPEFUL: "I acknowledge my fault. Had I been here alone, I would have
slept and been in danger of death. I see that what the wise man said is
true: 'Two are better than one.’ Your company has been a mercy to me
— and you shall have a good reward for your labor.”
"Now then," Christian said, "to prevent drowsiness in this place, let us
have a wholesome discussion."
"With all my heart," said Hopeful.
CHRISTIAN: "Where shall we begin?"
HOPEFUL: "Where God began with us. Please start."
CHRISTIAN: "First I will sing this song to you:
When saints do sleepy grow, let them come hither,
And hear how these two Pilgrims talk together.
Yes, let them learn of them, in any wise,
Thus to keep open their drowsy, slumbering eyes.
Saints' fellowship, if it be managed well,
Keeps them awake, and that in spite of Hell."
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