He'll have to attend to putting up the line." "And do you think you can do it ?" said Kate, "I should suppose it would be a good deal harder to be Engineer than to be President." "Yes, I suppose it will; but I've studied the matter.

I've watched the men putting up new wires at Hetertown, and Mr.Lyons told me all he knew about it.

It's easy enough.

Very different from building a railroad." "It must be a good deal safer to build a railroad, though," said Kate.
"You don't have to go so high up in the air." "You're a little goose," said Harry, laughing at her again.
"No, I'm not," said Kate.

"I'm Treasurer and Secretary of the--What shall we call the company, Harry?
It ought to have a name." "Certainly it ought," said her brother.