Page 348 "Revenant brought us to a large boulder about the size of a small chair."

From page 348 of the book:  In one lane of trees, Revenant brought us to a large boulder about the size of a small chair.
 "We have to move this," he said.
 "What?" Ebert exclaimed, coming up along side of him.
 "We have to move it; exactly one foot."
 "Are you crazy?" said Ebert.
 "No, I'm not crazy.  We're five men.  We can do it.”
 I looked at Ebert, Revenant, and Shanzenbach, old and intoxicated.  If we tried to move that rock they'd suffer hernias and collapse.  We'd have three dead men on our hands.
 "Let Owen and me do it," I said.
 "It's a heavy one," the priest said.  "Faites attention!"
 Because the rock was merely resting on the top soil and dried grass, Owen and I, hands and shoulders to the hard, settled mass, had little difficulty sliding it over a foot or more.  Moving the rock revealed an 18-inch diameter hole that penetrated down deep into the earth.

[From Mark 16:3  "They were saying to one another, "Who will roll this stone away for us from the door of the tomb?"]

 

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