Lives of the Engineers... 3
Lives of the Engineers... 3
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Others were estab- lished in various directions through the highlands, which were rendered as accessible as any English county.
Agriculture made rapid progress. The use of carts became practicable, and manure was no longer carried to the field on women's backs. Sloth and idleness gradually disappeared before the energy, activity, and industry which were called into life by the improved communications. Better built cottages took the place of the old mud biggins with holes in their roofs to let o...ut the smoke. The pigs and cattle were treated to a separate table. The dunghill was turned to the outside of the house.
Tartan tatters gave place to the produce of Man- chester and Glasgow looms; and very soon few young persons were to be found who could not both read and write English.
But not less remarkable were the effects of the road-making upon the industrial habits of the people.
Before Telford went into the Highlands, they did not know how to work, having never been accus- tomed to labour continuously and systematically.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Others were estab- lished in various directions through the highlands, which were rendered as accessible as any English county.
Agriculture made rapid progress. The use of carts became practicable, and manure was no longer carried to the field on women's backs. Sloth and idleness gradually disappeared before the energy, activity, and industry which were called into life by the improved communications. Better built cottages took the place of the old mud biggins with holes in their roofs to let o...ut the smoke. The pigs and cattle were treated to a separate table. The dunghill was turned to the outside of the house.
Tartan tatters gave place to the produce of Man- chester and Glasgow looms; and very soon few young persons were to be found who could not both read and write English.
But not less remarkable were the effects of the road-making upon the industrial habits of the people.
Before Telford went into the Highlands, they did not know how to work, having never been accus- tomed to labour continuously and systematically.
What to read after Lives of the Engineers... 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smiles, Samuel, 1812-1904 to read onlineMoreLess
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