James Nasmyth: Engineer; an autobiography by James Nasmyth
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The chimes of St. Giles'
The Edinburgh Market The caddies The fishwives The "floore" Traditional fondness for cats A Nasmyth prayer CHAPTER 5 My School-days My first schoolmaster "Preter pluperfect tense" The "penny pig" Country picnics Pupil at the High School Dislike of Latin Love of old buildings Their masonry Sir Walter Scott "The Heart of Midlothian" John Linnell The collecting period James Watt My father's workshop Make peeries, cannon, and "steels" School friendships Paterson's ironfoundry His foremen Johnie Syme Tom Smith and chemical experiments |
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