| It appears that he had been originally a modeller, and kept a little shop in Fleet-street, where he sold plaster-of-Paris images. |
| Man was supposed to be moulded after a manner somewhat akin to that in which a modeller makes a clay-figure. |
| Rarely at the Copenhagen factory did the modeller fancy for the moment he was a silver-worker and leave a projecting arm. |
| In fact, every modeller knows that small shifts in the parameters can result in accounting estimates differing by several orders of magnitude. |
| A tomahawk shaped instrument combining features of a carrier, modeller and a finisher. |
| Watching the fashioning process stage by stage, one is forcibly reminded of the modeller in clay. |
