Alfred A. Grace, The Tale of Timber Town
“ This he handed over to Jake, who put it on the wire “devil” and strove with blow-pipe and flame to bring it to a red heat.“Woman,” said Benjamin, “Woman is like a beautiful scene, or the perfume of a delicate rose—every man loves her, be he prince or pauper, priest or murderer. To labour for Woman is the sweetest work of Man—that’s why a goldsmith is in love with his craft. Think of all the pretty creatures I have made happy with my taste and skill. While there are women there must be goldsmiths, Jake!” ”
