Part,  Chapter

1 1,4|   the sand, and with little wooden pegs, which he stuck into
2 1,2| carefully removed it with a wooden spatula; this accelerated
3 1,2|     had been covered with a wooden lid. Sometimes even he tried
4 2,9| plate and spread out with a wooden roller. ~The first pane
5 2,1| upon it fell in turns heavy wooden mallets; such was the machine
6 2,4|     a lawn, surrounded by a wooden fence falling to pieces,
7 2,7|    that they should build a wooden house at the corral, which