White, Mary, 1869-1952 · New York : Doubleday, Page and Co. · leaf 136
wl would be formed by a natural-looking snakecoiled up for a spring. In time men learned more about clays and howto mix and form and bake them, until now, asyou know, pottery that is beautiful and serviceableis made all over the world, and in great factorieschina and porcelain made of the finest… … Fig. 59 to us, I doubt if the workmen who make it havehalf the pleasure in their task that the first potters lid Childs Rainy Day Book had in moulding their rough cooking utensils andclay pipes. So I am glad to think that althoughyou may never be able to make china, you can Fig. 6o work in clay as…
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