1
Samuel Harrison, an Englishman, made a steel pen for Dr. Priestly in 1780.
2
Being a fine workman, he made a steel die, a facsimile of the name written by Hicks.
3
The Warders, hands on sword hilts and eyes searching everywhere, made a steel circle around the Aes Sedai and the palanquin.
4
I have made a steel doublet for him, and have a good guess at the kind of heart that it was meant to cover.
5
The next morning he made a steel chopper-digger for each of them, and half a dozen extras for replacements in case more Fuzzies showed up.