Chapter

1 I  | old-fashioned printing houses; the pressman dabbed the ink by hand~on
2 I  |           in his time a journeyman pressman, a "bear" in~compositors'
3 I  |           pacing to and fro of the pressman~from ink-table to press,
4 I  |     workmen into the army. The old pressman was the only hand left~in
5 I  |              and in his quality of~pressman had never learned to read
6 III|         physique of his father the~pressman and the flat foot of the
7 VI |         pair~of arms; I was a poor pressman; but with the fine printing-house