Scamping Tricks And Odd Knowledge Occasionally Practised Upon Public Works ...
Scamping Tricks And Odd Knowledge Occasionally Practised Upon Public Works ...
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You are sitting down now, and you ought to know it* She said she heard me mumble several times in my sleep * Cut 3 feet off her, Bill ! ' That was my ganger's name, and, of course, my brain was alluding to cutting off the piles ; she thought it was her — no fear. Still, she always makes out I was not so good as I once was, and she felt sure Old Nick and me had night conversa- tions. I laugh over the whole thing now. I hardly did then." Digitized by CjOOQ IC OCCASIONALLY PRACTISED UPON PUBLIC WO...RKS. 53 CHAPTER VII.
MASONRY BRIDGES.
" Now I'll tell you how we got on with some masonry bridges.
Being more of a scholar than most of them — thanks to the parish school — and being able to read, write, and sum a bit, I knew a trifle extra to the other chaps, and was made a ganger when very young. Somehow or other, I drifted into being crafty, and just then made friends with a man that was up to every game, and remembered old George Stephenson. He could tell and teach you something, and did me ; but even I have known the time when we hardly ever had a drawing to work to, except the section, and have walked many miles behind an engineer, and heard him say to my partner — who was a mason, and a real good one — ' Joe, put a bridge there, the same span and width between the inside of the parapets as the others.' ■ All right, sir !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You are sitting down now, and you ought to know it* She said she heard me mumble several times in my sleep * Cut 3 feet off her, Bill ! ' That was my ganger's name, and, of course, my brain was alluding to cutting off the piles ; she thought it was her — no fear. Still, she always makes out I was not so good as I once was, and she felt sure Old Nick and me had night conversa- tions. I laugh over the whole thing now. I hardly did then." Digitized by CjOOQ IC OCCASIONALLY PRACTISED UPON PUBLIC WO...RKS. 53 CHAPTER VII.
MASONRY BRIDGES.
" Now I'll tell you how we got on with some masonry bridges.
Being more of a scholar than most of them — thanks to the parish school — and being able to read, write, and sum a bit, I knew a trifle extra to the other chaps, and was made a ganger when very young. Somehow or other, I drifted into being crafty, and just then made friends with a man that was up to every game, and remembered old George Stephenson. He could tell and teach you something, and did me ; but even I have known the time when we hardly ever had a drawing to work to, except the section, and have walked many miles behind an engineer, and heard him say to my partner — who was a mason, and a real good one — ' Joe, put a bridge there, the same span and width between the inside of the parapets as the others.' ■ All right, sir !
What to read after Scamping Tricks And Odd Knowledge Occasionally Practised Upon Public Works ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Newman, John B to read onlineMoreLess
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