You won't have more'n a cat-nap.

We catch a cat-nap now and then, so it isn't like doin' extra work.

He lay on the floor and slept a good deal in short cat-naps.

Once Tom fell asleep for a cat-nap.

Tom too caught what he called little "cat-naps" from time to time.

The charcoal burners up in the Kil mountains hardly dared take a cat-nap, for as soon as she saw an unwatched kiln, she stole up and blew on it until it began to burn in a great flame.

he ought to have been, for he had ridden all over the plantation that day, had written two business letters, and smoked there's no telling how many cigars, and had only taken one little cat-nap after dinner.

Even the Funny Manwith a fresh flask of whiskeysighed almost dismally between frequent uneasy "cat-naps."

Felix takes a cat-nap.

Felix takes a cat-nap.

I'm gret on dreams, an' often, when I wake, I've lived so much it makes my mem'ry ache, An' can't skurce take a cat-nap in my cheer 'Thout hevin' 'em, some good, some bad, all queer.

At the end of the first four days, it seemed to me that I should certainly have to stop somewhere for an unbroken night's rest; but man is an animal that gets accustomed to things, and in the course of a week I became so used to the wild cries of the driver and the jangle of the thill-horse's bell that they no longer disturbed me, and I gradually acquired the habit of sleeping, in brief cat-naps, at all hours of the day and night.