Art.

 1 1|   lines, developed a degree of skill that has never been surpassed,
 2 1|        this particular type of skill was turned to scientific
 3 3|     trades where the degree of skill required was small. Such
 4 3|         to offer his newly-won skill to the world.~Glasgow at
 5 3|     this chance of proving his skill, and had soon put the whole
 6 4|     not always. For the utmost skill of the blacksmith of those
 7 4|    work, demanding the supreme skill of the mechanic guided by
 8 5|  delicacy of his own exquisite skill, was now, when practising "
 9 5|        if it passed all tests, skill would be needed to find
10 8| improving, and so also was the skill of the mechanics who were
11 8|     not scrupling to use their skill to defraud their late masters,