CHAPTER III. 

BUILDING THE MOLE. 

Caleb sat down upon the step of the door, eating a piece of bread, while Dwight and David returned to their work of building the mole. They got the wheelbarrow, and loaded it with stones. 

Caleb sat a few minutes more at the door, and then he went into the house, and got his little rocking chair, and brought it out under the elm, and sat down there, looking towards the boys, who were at work near the water. At last, David spied him sitting there, and said, 

"There is Caleb, sitting under the great tree." 

Dwight looked around, and then, throwing down the stone that he had in his hands, he said, 

"I mean to go and get him to come here." 

So he ran towards him, and said, 

"Come, Caleb, come down here, and help us make our mole." 

"No," said Caleb, shaking his head, and, turning away a little; "I don't want to go." 

"O, do come, Caleb," said Dwight; "I won't trouble you any more." 

"No," said Caleb: "I am tired, and I had rather stay here in my little chair." 

"But I will carry your chair down to the brook; and there is a beautiful place there to sit and see us tumble in the stones." 

So Caleb got up, and Dwight took his chair, and they walked together down to the shore of the brook. Dwight found a little spot so smooth and level, that the rocking-chair would stand very even upon it, though it would not rock very well, for the ground was not hard, like a floor. Caleb rested his elbow upon the arm of his chair, and his pale cheek in his little slender hand, and watched the stones, as, one after another, they fell into the brook. 
What was Caleb eating?
where?
Who else was there?
what were they doing?
what did they use?
what did they put in it?
Why did Caleb go inside?
Did he sit in it?
where?
doing what?
who was he watching?
Did one of them see him?
who?
what did he do when he saw him?
Did he want Caleb to help?
Did Caleb want to?
why?
What did Dwight offer?
where?
Did Caleb agree?
a piece of bread,
Caleb sat down upon the step of the door, eating a piece of bread, while Dwight and David returned to their work of building the mole. They got the wheelbarrow, and loaded it with stones. 
the step of the door,
Caleb sat down upon the step of the door,
Dwight and David
 Dwight and David returned to their work of building the mole.
building the mole
 their work of building the mole
wheelbarrow
 They got the wheelbarrow
stones.
 loaded it with stones. 
to get his little rocking chair
got his little rocking chair
yes
and got his little rocking chair, and brought it out under the elm, and sat down there, 
under the elm
 got his little rocking chair, and brought it out under the elm, and sat down there
watching the stones
Caleb rested his elbow upon the arm of his chair, and his pale cheek in his little slender hand, and watched the stones
Dwight and David
 Dwight and David
yes
At last, David spied him sitting there, and said, 
David
At last, David spied him sitting there, and said, 
ran towards him
So he ran towards him, and said, 
yes
Come, Caleb, come down here, and help us make our mole." 
no
No," said Caleb, shaking his head, and, turning away a little; "I don't want to go."
he was tired
No," said Caleb: "I am tired, and I had rather stay here in my little chair." 
to carry his chair
But I will carry your chair down to the brook; and there is a beautiful place there to sit and see us tumble in the stones." 
to the brook
But I will carry your chair down to the brook
yes
So Caleb got up, and Dwight took his chair, and they walked together down to the shore of the brook.