Learning to Fly
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With one of their gliders, anecessarily frail machine, and in tests made when they were bothcomplete novices, they managed to make nearly 1000 glides; and notonce in all those flights, during which they were learning therudiments of balance and control, did they have a mishap which damagedat all seriously their machine.
These two brothers, Wilbur and Orville, offer to the student of flying, apart from the historical interest which is attached to their work, atemperamental study of the greatest ...interest. Wilbur, who was grave, judicial--a man of infinite patience and with an exceptional power oflucid thinking--found in his brother and co-worker, Orville, adisposition just such as was necessary to strengthen and support himin his great research; a disposition more vivacious and moreenthusiastic than his, and one which acted as a balance to his owngravity. The method of these brothers in first attacking a mass ofdata, most of it contradictory--and a large amount of it of littleintrinsic value--and then framing their own research on lines whichthey discussed and studied with methodical care, forms a model ofsound judgment for workers in any complex field.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With one of their gliders, anecessarily frail machine, and in tests made when they were bothcomplete novices, they managed to make nearly 1000 glides; and notonce in all those flights, during which they were learning therudiments of balance and control, did they have a mishap which damagedat all seriously their machine.
These two brothers, Wilbur and Orville, offer to the student of flying, apart from the historical interest which is attached to their work, atemperamental study of the greatest ...interest. Wilbur, who was grave, judicial--a man of infinite patience and with an exceptional power oflucid thinking--found in his brother and co-worker, Orville, adisposition just such as was necessary to strengthen and support himin his great research; a disposition more vivacious and moreenthusiastic than his, and one which acted as a balance to his owngravity. The method of these brothers in first attacking a mass ofdata, most of it contradictory--and a large amount of it of littleintrinsic value--and then framing their own research on lines whichthey discussed and studied with methodical care, forms a model ofsound judgment for workers in any complex field.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grahame-White Claude to read onlineMoreLess
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