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1 I |   typography in Paris, the only~machinery in use was the primitive
2 I |       impression-stone." Modern machinery~has swept all this old-world
3 I |        by your cursed cast-iron machinery,~that wears out the type.
4 I |       from the workshop and the~machinery which possessed such a fascination
5 I |         bought new type and new machinery, and made an~effort to secure
6 II| cordially. Under the Empire the machinery~worked fairly smoothly,
7 VI|        the work must be~done by machinery; machinery must take the
8 VI|      must be~done by machinery; machinery must take the place of cheap