They were too much absorbed in hating themselves-hatingthe ill luck that made them take the spade and the pick there.

Two or three times the man seemed to offer to take the spade from Mr. Axtell, but he kept it and worked away.

Anton obediently took the spade and valiantly began to turn up the sods.

He remembered his position, arose, shivered, took the spade, and again went out.

He took the spade and drove it deep into the soil.

Oswald had taken the spade and a sheet of newspaper.

Dannie took the spade from her hand, and Mary fled sobbing to the house.

Without comment, Rankin removed his coat and took the spade from the boy's hand.

Then Alida knew, and, taking the spade, she and Judith began to dig the grave.

He had not even taken the spade from him.

April took the spade away, and the door closed.

Lewis took the spade, I used the axe.

Sir Bryan obediently took the spade.

You take the spades, Dick.

Take the spade, Jack, and then you'll owe me sixpence.-SoBill Freeman pawned his wife's best gown last Saturday night.

Then I took the spade one man had, and gently turned the gravel from that bit of cloth, and there was surety.