Time Telling Through the Ages
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A great deal of time was wasted and many imperfections resulted." Howard's ambition lay in the production of a perfect watch for its own sake; and he wanted to make it by ma- chinery, believing that, in that way, it could be made most perfectly. Other people had thought of the same thing.
Pitkin had attempted it, and there had been some expen- ds 164.3- America Learns to Make Watches ments of like nature in Switzerland. But the man who loves his work as Howard did will succeed in anything short... of the impossible, because neither time nor labor, neither failure nor discouragement, matter at all to him as against the hope of making his dream come true.
As Howard was emerging into young manhood, the great period of American invention was rapidly develop- ing. Morse was struggling with the electric telegraph which he invented and perfected in 1835, and Goodyear was busy with machinery and processes for enabling rubber to be used commercially, thus laying the foundation for one of the greatest American industries of to-day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A great deal of time was wasted and many imperfections resulted." Howard's ambition lay in the production of a perfect watch for its own sake; and he wanted to make it by ma- chinery, believing that, in that way, it could be made most perfectly. Other people had thought of the same thing.
Pitkin had attempted it, and there had been some expen- ds 164.3- America Learns to Make Watches ments of like nature in Switzerland. But the man who loves his work as Howard did will succeed in anything short... of the impossible, because neither time nor labor, neither failure nor discouragement, matter at all to him as against the hope of making his dream come true.
As Howard was emerging into young manhood, the great period of American invention was rapidly develop- ing. Morse was struggling with the electric telegraph which he invented and perfected in 1835, and Goodyear was busy with machinery and processes for enabling rubber to be used commercially, thus laying the foundation for one of the greatest American industries of to-day.
What to read after Time Telling Through the Ages?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Chase Brearley to read onlineMoreLess
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