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CHAPTER 12
Martin tells Pinch that if he becomes a great architect, he will become Pinch's benefactor. Pinch fears he isn't useful enough to deserve such a blessing. Martin, though, sees how Pinch's abilities can serve him well.
Pinch is happy until Martin mentions marrying Mary. Martin paints the future. He will have children who are fond of Pinch, and Mary will be kind to him. Pinch will play the organ for them. Pinch has been quiet through this reverie, but finally says that people have always held a higher regard for him than he deserves-but he is always grateful, never forgets it, and always tries to m
