Part, §

 1 Pre,  7|      should be permitted to use fire-machines against a yearly payment
 2 Pre,  7|         simultaneously erecting fire-machines at other places, Messrs
 3 Pre,  8|   knowledge of how to construct fire-machines, and I for my part promised
 4 Pre, 10|         me a grant to construct fire-machines, and as the young Mr. Calley
 5 Pre, 10| construction and supervision of fire-machines, which contract still holds
 6 Pre, 12|       the good fortune to build fire-machines in England, but who also-as
 7 III, 28|       that they keep 1,2,3 or 4 fire-machines busy day and night, though
 8 III, 29|              29.~ ~Although the fire-machines in England and Scotland
 9 III, 32|         the art of how to build fire-machines on board a ship than to
10 III, 33|         been constructed only 4 fire-machines in the whole of Europe,
11 III, 37|    outside the above-mentioned, fire-machines might be used, and all the
12 III, 42|                       42.~ ~The fire-machines can also be applied to all
13 III, 47|    their duty to perform in the fire-machines, so will also all the metals