A. M. W.

A complete list of all the inventions and discoveries, small and great,

which have been made by Americans, would fill a very large space in Our

Post-office Box, even if printed in the closest and tiniest of type. Not

to speak of that fairy of the household, the sewing-machine, and of that

wizard, the electric telegraph, there are dozens of useful and beautiful

things to make life easier and homes more charming which the world owes

to our countrymen. We shall leave the question of A. M. W. to our bright

little correspondents, and we hope to print some replies to it before

long.

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Harper's Young People, June 20, 1882 An Illustrated Weekly · 第 28 / 77 题