Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 139
e of it against the marble. He had nosooner done so than a smart blow was struck onthe wooden handle, and the splinters dashed fromthe stone on all sides. Come, old Marmorel! Paul said, laughing, You strike well with the arm you have lost! Towork, Marmorel! Paul then walked away from the astonished… … THE SHOVELFULS OF DIRT WERE THROWN HUNDREDS OF FEET. muttered Paul to himself, and feeling as if some-thing was about to happen that would ruin him. The meaning is, said a low voice at his ear, that the rascals are coming to complain of me ! By this time, the workmen were close to him,and Paul said…
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