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 1 Int    |          coal pit. It was in this way that his acquaintance with
 2 Pre,  2|         to melt and thus opened a way for the cold water, which
 3 Pre,  2|           could originate in this way. ~ ~
 4 Pre,  4|      Calley did not see any other way out of the difficulties
 5 Pre,  4|          granted which may in any way prejudice any other privilege
 6 Pre,  7|         did not know of any other way of drawing water from a
 7 Pre,  9|         discover in the slightest way that i understood anything
 8 Exp    |   regulation takes place when the way for the steam to rise and
 9 Exp    |          in the boiler, in such a way that if the steam is coming
10 Exp    |           which opens in the same way the regulator or communication-pipe
11 Exp    |      formed very much in the same way as a watch-chain, with a
12   I,  2|        found to press in the same way as other fluid matter does,
13   I,  2|         cylinder, and is in every way equal to the weight of a
14   I,  7| calculations founded on a similar way of reasoning, the differences
15   I,  7|   geometrical proportion. In this way he has been able to determine,
16   I,  8|      other experiments prove in a way, clear as the sun, that
17  II, 15|        have also made in the same way out of one piece of a worn-out
18  II, 20|          as compared with the old way of drawing water by means
19 III, 30|       square and vicinity in this way that the fire-machine keeps
20 III, 31|          to it on page 77 in this way: Hanc Machinam hidraulicam
21 III, 35|           proved in the following way:~ ~The fire-machine at Dannemora
22 III, 38|       water every day in the same way as the fire-machine in London
23 III, 38|      insurance office in the same way as in London.~ ~
24 III, 40|          shown (in an irrefutable way); it seems also to be our
25 III, 41|      favoured by nature in such a way that, even without the installation
26 III, 44| forefathers did not see any other way of drawing water out of
27 III, 47|           in it, just in the same way as fold will be found in
28 III, 50|            constructed in the old way, require much repair, especially