tum penetrabat eos posse haec liquefacta calore quamlibet in formam et faciem decurrere rerum, et prorsum quamvis in acuta ac tenvia posse mucronum duci fastigia procudendo, ut sibi tela parent, silvasque ut caedere possint materiemque dolare et levia radere tigna et terebrare etiam ac pertundere perque forare.
Then it dawned upon them that these metals might be melted and run into any shape and form of objects, and might furthermore be beaten out with blows into the sharpest and finest possible point or edge, to make themselves tools, to cut down trees, to rough-hew timber and to plane planks smooth, to bore also and to pierce and perforate.
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