Art.

1 1  |          becoming in the fullest sense an " engineer." The variety
2 4  |         so wasteful offended his sense of mechanical beauty. He
3 5  |         then, and, strong in the sense of his own power, he wanted
4 6  | perfection in design, that acute sense of beauty in machinery which
5 9  |         advance of senility, the sense that physical strength and
6 9  |          Atlantic. And yet, in a sense he was right For Symington'
7 App|        the other hand, was, in a sense, right. For though he spoke