Part, §

 1 Pre,  6|  their contrivance, which had cost them such unparalleled painstaking
 2  II, 20|     only in power but also in cost, between these two artifices.~ ~"
 3  II, 20|  horse-artifice.~ ~"As to the cost, the horses with their apparatus
 4  II, 20|    gulden being the estimated cost of one klafter -- has drawn
 5  II, 20|       in effect as well as in cost that the mining corporation,
 6 III, 26|      by Potter, does not even cost one half of this amount,
 7 III, 27|   dahler 16 öre copper -- the cost for maintaining and repair
 8 III, 28|      36 inches cylinders, the cost of keeping these very different
 9 III, 35| already repaid many times its cost, for eight big men-of-war
10 III, 35|   which would at a very small cost empty the dock of water
11 III, 35| Furthermore the difference in cost will not be small, considering
12 III, 35|     be small, considering the cost of 600 men in 72 hours; (
13 III, 39|    for such a reservoir would cost at least as much as the
14 III, 40|       and safeguard the great cost.~ ~
15 III, 44|     means of horses, upon the cost of which I have already