Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 283
the can make his hands do in the interest of beautyand utility. If money comes, all well and good;but it s not for money alone that he works. The Tryon wood-carvers and toy-makers donot pay a penny for their training. Tools andmaterials are given them without cost. Fromthe start each boy is paid a… … MAKING A HORSE READY FOR HIS COAT OP PAINT other mountain and village boys, until to-daythere is a waiting-list, for the capacity of theTryon shop is limited to twelve, so that each boymay have individual training and learn what hecan do best. In attic and basement the wood-carvers work.Such…
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