I doers . k un po 'di corda e somequeer piccole cose di legno e un grande martello, e sono andati al polo più vicino. Uno degli uomini camminò a destra su questo palo, e quando si avvicinò alla cima, lui puzzò una grande cinghia intorno alla sua vita e intorno al tepole, e lo legò, in modo che lo tenesse a palo, non stretto contro di esso, ma looselyso che poteva usare le sue mani. Poi prese uno dei tingschi di legno che stava attaccando dalla sua tasca, e scosse il martello dalla sua cintura, e lui nailedthe la cosa di legno al palo. E la corda di cigliera appesa alla cintura, e lui si stese a tootkit, e lui non lo fece

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The doers . k a little coil of rope and somequeer little wooden things and a big hammer, and they went to the nearest pole. One of the men walked right up this pole, and when he got nearly to the top, he puta big strap around his waist and around thepole, and buckled it, so that it held him tothe pole, not tight up against it, but looselyso that he could use his hands. Then he took one of the wooden thingsthat was sticking out of his pocket, and hetook his hammer from his belt, and he nailedthe wooden thing to the pole. And the coilof rope was hanging at his belt; and he tookit off, and he undid it, and let one end dropdown to the ground. The man who was standing there tied ona big lump of glass, and the man on thepole pulled it up, and untied it, and screwed 150 THE DOERS it on the top of the wooden pin that he hadjust nailed on. Then he dropped his rope_m^ and came down the pole. And he walked alonguntil he came to the polein front of Davids house, and he walked right upthat pole. Then he let down. HE WALKED RIGHT UP THAT POLE one end of his rope, and the man on theground tied it to the end of the twisted THE POLE-MEN STORY 151 wires, and the man on the pole pulled themup, and the spool turned over and the wiresunwound as the ends went up the pole. David could nt see what the man on thepole did with the ends of the wires, but hefastened them somehow to the wires thatwere there already, and then he came down. And the man on the ground put a shortstick through the hole in the middle of thespool, and he took hold of one end of thestick and the man who had just come downfrom the pole took hold of the other end, andthey walked along, and the hanging wire be-gan to get tight, and the spool began to turnaround as they walked, and the wire lay onthe ground behind them. And they walked past the two new polesand to the corner of the new house; and theyput the spool down on the ground. Almost all the wire had unwound from thespool. The other man had been doing what hadto be don

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