Capitolo 6
toward published it is mediocre and mere talkativeness, rather unworthy to have put
in the dignity of press. He/she anchors Telford it did well for everybody that in to try
his/her hand, with but resulted poor, to this more difficulty and dangerous of
all the arts. Its rhymes were not worth anything as rhymes; but they was
value a great quantity as you discipline and training: they helped to form the
crews, and that in himself it is always anything. The most greater part of men that you/they have in them
the power to make some great passage of thing in early life through a verse-
doing stage. The verses not come never to a lot; but they leaves their postage stamp
behind them; and the man is the whole best in the end to have this way
the limitation been taught, the command of language, the accurate one
choice of expressions, the exercise of the deliberate pains in composition,
what the bad verse-creation necessarily implicates also. It is a common error
of myopic chins to only look at the immediate results of things,
without in consideration of their effects of remoter. When Tam Telford, stonemason
of Langholm, it started to twenty-two adult to pen poetic epistles
to Robert Burns, the most greater part of his/her individual-workers undoubtedly thought that he was
abdicating himself/herself/itself very foolish and foolish practices; but he was
really helping to instruct Thomas Telford engineer of the Road of Holyhead,
and the Caledonian Canal, for all of his/her future utility and the greatness.
Hardly Tam was out of his/her indentations, he started job as a worker to day
you wall up to Langholm on his really account, to the not very magnificent wages
of eighteenpence one day. That is not a lot; but in every case it is a
independence. Besides building a lot of houses in his/her his/her own city, Tam did,
here his/her first small beginning in the matter of roads and public road, from
helping to build on a bridge the Esk to Langholm. He was very proud of
his/her part in this bridge, and at the end of his/her life he often assigned to
it as his/her serious first job of engineering. A lot of the stones are still born