Art.

1 2| evening, " I never saw such an idle boy; for the last hour you
2 2|       well might, " James, you idle boy, leave that kettle alone
3 6|        knew that it was not an idle boast; he could do it if
4 8|         whenever one crank was idle, the motion was being communicated
5 9|        been turning some of my idle thoughts lately upon an
6 9|       and he was not guilty of idle boasting when he wrote,
7 9|       rather than let it stand idle while his precious source