1
Well, you turn the grindstone and I grind. Smith settled.
2
But if we've got to turn the grindstone, it would be mighty nice to have some of the little dears to lend a hand.
3
Just before school in winter he shovels paths; in summer he turns the grindstone.
4
Just before the school in winter he shovels paths; in summer he turns the grindstone.
5
It was rusty and dull, but I turned the grindstone while Louis gave it an edge.
6
But if the scythes cut well and swing merrily, it is due to the boy who turned the grindstone.
7
"Ain't you ashamed to have your granther turn the grindstone?"
8
"Ain't you ashamed to have your granther turn the grindstone?" asks the hired man of the boy.