And they took up bags of grass seed and began walking slowly along over the ground, and they took up handfuls of the grass seed and scattered it in the air so that it fell evenly over the ground.
And they sowed the seed all among the trees they had just planted, and all over the smooth dirt, and wherever they wanted the grass to grow; but they didn't sow it in the paths.
Then two other men came, and they were dragging a great heavy stone roller behind them.
It was so heavy that the two men had to walk very slowly, each dragging it by one handle.
And they went to and fro over the ground where the grass seed had been sown, and they rolled it down smooth and hard and shiny.
Before the roller men had got through, the others had gone and put on their coats and gathered up their tools; and David knew that they were through their work.
So he went where he had left his cart, and he looked for the pretend little boy, but he had gone away, and David couldn't find him. And he looked for his cat, and he couldn't see her either.
So he took up the handle of his cart, and he walked along to his house, dragging his cart, with his shovel and his hoe and the chestnuts all rattling together in the bottom of it.
And that's all.