Art.

 1 1|     into a scientist and the craftsman into an engineer. The first
 2 1|    virginal But this was all craftsman's work; he went further. "
 3 1|      to become, not merely a craftsman, but an engineer, able to
 4 1|    of his own invention.~The craftsman, in fact, was being educated.
 5 1|     James Watt stood for the craftsman whom science converts into
 6 3|      pauper, and the skilled craftsman, who might prove a dangerous
 7 3| level of the earnings of the craftsman.~Now society in the reign
 8 3|     and when it was over the craftsman was ready to start business
 9 3|    in the brain of the young craftsman and flung over his shoulder
10 5|    was quite certain that no craftsman then alive could make the