 | 1901 - 296 pages
...sight. We only learn to appreciate it when we try to imitate it. Now, there are two ways of learning how to ride a fractious horse: one is to get on him and learn by actual practice how each motion and trick may be best met; the other is to sit on a fence and watch the beast... | |
 | Smithsonian Institution. Board of Regents - 1903 - 902 pages
...sight. We only learn to appreciate it when we try to imitate it. Now, there are two ways of learning how to ride a fractious horse: One is to get on him and learn by actual practice how each motion and trick may be best met; the other is to sit on a fence and watch the beast... | |
 | 1909 - 196 pages
...only learn to appreciate it when we try to imitate it. Now, there are only two ways of learning how to ride a fractious horse : one is to get on him and learn by actual practice how each motion and trick may be best met ; the other is * Made by Maxim. to sit on a fence... | |
 | Charles Cyril Turner - 1912 - 376 pages
...We only learn to appreciate it when we try to imitate it. "Now there are only two ways of learning to ride a fractious horse: one is to get on him and learn by actual practice how each motion and trick may be best met; the other is to sit on a fence and watch the beast... | |
 | Charles Cyril Turner - 1917 - 360 pages
...We only learn to appreciate it when we try to imitate it. "Now there are only two ways of learning to ride a fractious horse : one is to get on him and learn by actual practice how each motion and trick may be best met; the other is to sit on a fence and watch the beast... | |
 | Evelyn Charles Vivian - 1921 - 648 pages
...sight. We only learn to appreciate it when we can imitate it. ' Now, there are only two ways of learning to ride a fractious horse: one is to get on him and learn by actual practice how each motion and trick may be best met; the other is to sit on a fence and watch the beast... | |
 | John Lord - 1924 - 1012 pages
...in the graphic language which he knew so well how to command, ' ' Now there are two ways of learning to ride a fractious horse: one is to get on him and learn by actual practice how each motion and trick may be best met ; the other is to sit on a fence and watch the beast... | |
 | 1962 - 296 pages
...speed. His work with the X-15 has earned him aviation's Harmon Trophy and the Society of Experimenta1 Test Pilots' Kincheloe Award. Major White is a member...may best be met; the other is to sit on a fence and witch the beast a while, and then retire to the house and at leisure figure out the best ways of overcoming... | |
 | Smithsonian Institution. Board of Regents - 1903 - 892 pages
...sight, We only learn to appreciate it when we try to imitate it. Now, there are two ways of learning how to ride a fractious horse: One is to get on him and learn by actual practice how each motion and trick may be best met; the other is to sit on a fence and watch the beast... | |
 | Richard Maurer - 2003 - 136 pages
...memorable description of the Wright approach to the problem of flight: "There are two ways of learning how to ride a fractious horse: one is to get on him and learn by actual practice how each motion and trick may be best met; the other is to sit on a fence and watch the beast... | |
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Now, there are two ways of learning how to ride a fractious horse: one is to get on him and learn by actual practice how each motion and trick may be best met; the other is to sit on a fence and watch the beast a while, and then retire to the house and... 
