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Put Yourself in His Place

CHAPTER XII
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How lightly he stepped: how easily his left arm blew the coals to a white heat, with blue flames rising from them.

How deftly he drew out the white steel.

With what tremendous force his first blows fell, and scattered hot steel around.

Yet all that force was regulated to a hair--he beat, he molded, he never broke.

Then came the lighter blows; and not one left the steel as it found it.


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