Knights of To-Day: Or, Love And Science
Knights of To-Day: Or, Love And Science
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Mr. Franklin unfastened a small brass telescope, mounted upon a stand, with a compass, levels, plumb line, and weight attached.
" That's my theodolite. There's a tripod in one of my boxes. I'll get it and mount it, and we'll have a shot at the chimney. " " What do you mean ? ' " Oh, nothing ! I'm going to measure it. Wouldn't you like to help me ? ' " With all my heart. Tell me what to do. " " Presently. Wait till I've screwed things to- gether ; then I'll tell you what to do. Oh ! By the way, ...I must tell you an amusing episode that hap- pened at the railroad station while I was waiting for my luggage. There was a young man sending off a message at the little telegraph station, and I over- heard the message and the comments of the opera- tor. " Alma didn't appear to enjoy this incident.
" Not listening intentionally, you know. It was the telegraph I heard, not the people. " Alma felt better.
" It was all by mere sounds, and it ran this way : 1 The old fool is here again. ' That's what she said the operator, I mean.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Franklin unfastened a small brass telescope, mounted upon a stand, with a compass, levels, plumb line, and weight attached.
" That's my theodolite. There's a tripod in one of my boxes. I'll get it and mount it, and we'll have a shot at the chimney. " " What do you mean ? ' " Oh, nothing ! I'm going to measure it. Wouldn't you like to help me ? ' " With all my heart. Tell me what to do. " " Presently. Wait till I've screwed things to- gether ; then I'll tell you what to do. Oh ! By the way, ...I must tell you an amusing episode that hap- pened at the railroad station while I was waiting for my luggage. There was a young man sending off a message at the little telegraph station, and I over- heard the message and the comments of the opera- tor. " Alma didn't appear to enjoy this incident.
" Not listening intentionally, you know. It was the telegraph I heard, not the people. " Alma felt better.
" It was all by mere sounds, and it ran this way : 1 The old fool is here again. ' That's what she said the operator, I mean.
What to read after Knights of To-Day: Or, Love And Science?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Barnard to read onlineMoreLess
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