...Union of Engineering Science and Art," in which he thus describes the relation of the driver to Ins engine: "The thoughtful locomotive driver is clothed...place and degree of danger as would a pain in his own tiesh. The consciousness of a certain jarring on the foot-plate, a chattering of a steam-valve, a halt...

...and express the poetry as well as the practice of that position: "The thoughtful locomotive-driver is clothed upon, not with the mere machinery of a...to his own. Every faculty is stimulated, and every tense ¡ exalted. An uuu-uul sound amid the roaring exhaust and the cluttering wheels tells him instantlv...

...upon the footboards of the locomotive. The "thoughtful locomotive driver" Holley thus describes:—"He is clothed upon, not with, the mere machinery of a...degree of danger, as would a pain in his own flesh, * * * a peculiar smell of burning * * *, a cutting valve, a slipped eccentric, a hot journal, high...

...of its keel, and the nerves of his arms tingling in the oar-blades. The thoughtful locomotive-driver is clothed upon, not with the mere machinery of a larger organism, but with all the attributes of a power superior to his own, except volition. Every faculty is stimulated and every sense exalted....

...of a larger organism, bfit with all the attributes of a power superior to his own, except volition. Every faculty is stimulated and every sense exalted....own flesh. The consciousness of a certain jarring of the foot-plate, a chattering of a valvestem, a halt iu the exhaust, a peculiar smell of burning,...