Two laborers told the Parson that he had to speak with the Griffin. Put these events from the text in order from first to last.
1. The townspeople proposed plans to keep the Griffin from coming.
2. The Griffin took a nap on the grass.
3. The two went to the church where the Parson pointed out the stone griffin.
4. The Parson hurried to town to tell the people about the Griffin.
To order these events from first to last, we can analyze the sequence of actions related to the Griffin:
1. The townspeople proposed plans to keep the Griffin from coming. (First, the townspeople are aware and concerned about the Griffin.)
2. The Parson hurried to town to tell the people about the Griffin. (Next, the Parson acts on the townspeople’s concerns.)
3. The two went to the church where the Parson pointed out the stone griffin. (Then, the two laborers follow the Parson to see the stone griffin.)
4. The Griffin took a nap on the grass. (Finally, after all the preparations and discussions, the Griffin rests.)
So the correct order is: 1, 4, 3, 2.
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