Tin tacks and some considerable Machining-for mother had lent her the help of her little "common sense" awhile-had done it all; and Ruth's room, with its oblong of carpet,-which Mrs. Holabird and she had made out before, from the brightest breadths of her old dove-colored one and a bordering of crimson Venetian, of which there had not been enough to put upon the staircase,-looked, as Barbara said, "just as if it had been done on purpose."
"We Girls: A Home Story"
Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney
Anne went away, and Jan and Meg, who had stopped her Machining to listen, stared at each other across the table.
"Jan and Her Job"
L. Allen Harker
Before Miller and the other moon-voyagers even returned, Detroit was busy forging, casting and Machining the parts for a better, larger and much longer-range rocket, to be assembled in White Sands, New Mexico.
"Stamped Caution"
Raymond Zinke Gallun