On the Old Road Vol. 1 (of 2)

CHAPTER I.[64]

31. Our knowledge of human labor, if intimate enough, will, I think, mass it for the most part into two kinds--mining and molding; the labor that seeks for things, and the labor that shapes them. Of these the last should be always orderly, for we ought to have some conception of the whole of what we have to make before we try to make any part of it; but the labor of s...