Art.

  1 1|            went anxiously about his work in constant terror lest
  2 1|      multiplication of the original work of the artist. These twin
  3 1|          modernity have begun their work. The first great age of
  4 1|   recognised the great value of the work and the eminence of the
  5 1|             advance made scientific work more complex and the need
  6 1|           Society, and it began its work by offering prizes for discoveries
  7 1|          Watches of all sorts." The work demanded the most perfect
  8 1|             a valued partner in the work of invention. It was in
  9 1|            this was all craftsman's work; he went further. " He carried
 10 1|       Monday morning he was back at work. Being convinced that his
 11 1|           to him the control of the work, and Brindley, after changing
 12 2|         virtue. A great part of his work, and one that must have
 13 2|        surveyor. One example of his work survives. It is a survey
 14 2|            helped his nephew to get work of the same kind when he
 15 2|            beaten them all at their work they might have respected
 16 2|          new surroundings and found work that was congenial to him,
 17 2|             steam, which led to his work on the engine, did not begin
 18 2|            often the result of hard work and clear thinking than
 19 2|             fortune examples of his work were found and described
 20 3|         might lower the standard of work, and, by competing for employment
 21 3|     foreigner " and had no right to work in the City at all; in the
 22 3|             down to do seven years' work in a year. On five days
 23 3|           laws for any unfreeman to work, even as a journeyman, within
 24 3|    patiently for the wind to do his work, behind its walls men and
 25 3|           frieze, and, to crown the work, a magnificent domed Lunatic
 26 3|           refused him permission to work within the town in any capacity
 27 3|          asked him to undertake the work. Watt was delighted to have
 28 3|         were coming away from their work, to consult him about some
 29 3|             who were doing original work and who liked to put up
 30 3|          across Watt when he was at work on Macfarlane's instruments.
 31 3|          made him talk of giving up work altogether Robison quickly
 32 3|           stipulated that he should work only for them. On the contrary,
 33 3|             staff of sixteen men at work. It was Watt's reputation
 34 3|        never seen before, he set to work to master its principles
 35 3|       consonances." By the time the work was completed Watt had made
 36 4|          help he can make toys that work. Heat water in the hollow
 37 4|         glance it appears to be the work of a lunatic. Closer study
 38 4|           as " the most stupendious work in the whole world." Number
 39 4|             progress began with the work of Dionysius Papin. He was
 40 4|      intention, but he had left the work unfinished. He airily remarked
 41 4|          put the finishing touch to work done by others, for which
 42 4|             fruit of months of hard work which no one without his
 43 4|        There followed years of hard work, demanding the supreme skill
 44 4| craftsmanship of the day allowed, a work of art. It was as different
 45 5|         world-wide possibilities of work and traffic; and applaud
 46 5|         might be of value for their work; for he always regarded
 47 5|         first of his engines was at work; and long after that too.~
 48 5|           he, who was accustomed to work with apapparatus fashioned
 49 5|             go home again, with his work at a standstill. At the
 50 5|         while the mechanics were at work. Consequently he was always
 51 5|          followed every step of his work with the keenest interest,
 52 5|           water-power as a means to work the bellows that drove the
 53 5|            experimental side of the work. And there still remained
 54 5|           effort except that of his work. He was afraid of the journey
 55 5|             as if, as he sat at his work, the pain grew and mounted
 56 5|             him from more important work. One of the earliest letters
 57 5|            he was offered surveying work, which, though not well
 58 5|         then asked to supervise the work of construction. Rather
 59 5|      accepted, for he knew that the work would be hard and would
 60 5|           the following winter. The work brought its worries. It
 61 5|            money ran out before the work was finished, and he had
 62 5|            two years, and then more work of the same kind came along.
 63 5|           it the ruin of his life's work. " To-day I entered into
 64 5|              but I cannot help it." Work on the engine stopped for
 65 6|       appreciate the quality of his work. He was quick to understand
 66 6|           curio shops of Italy. His work in consequence became fashionable
 67 6|             When Watt came to Soho, work began at once. The old Kinneil
 68 6|             Other engineers were at work, both improving the old
 69 7|            d Soho ! " J. MORFITT.~ ~WORK was started at once on two
 70 7|             he was certain it would work without a hitch, " and then,
 71 7|             give directions for the work of construction.~During
 72 7|     absolutely refused to touch any work connected with Watt's engine.
 73 7|   overwhelming success. It did more work than a common engine, and
 74 7|        still, and is also to do the work of two other engines larger
 75 7|      abandoned, are likely to go to work again through virtue of
 76 7|           the firm for this type of work; they had to be found when
 77 7|        first to do the bulk of this work himself, and he had a hectic
 78 7|       others elsewhere, and for the work of installation and the
 79 7|            put together, and set to work properly."~Then follows
 80 7|        longer an engine had been at work in a mine, the more it was
 81 8|          the proportion between the work done and the fuel consumed.
 82 8|            contrary, having started work on the reciprocating engine
 83 8|             all the industries that work in iron and steel. But before
 84 8|          though a great part of the work could be done by reciprocating
 85 8|         moment he went seriously to work at it he became completely
 86 8|            completely absorbed. The work of invention was infinitely
 87 8|           the task. But his will to work overcame the temptation
 88 8|          Owing to his constitution, work of any kind was a strain,
 89 8|       nervous reaction; but whereas work at his scientific experiments
 90 8|           were participating in the work of management. The partnership
 91 8|           do, but refused to do any work." Occasionally excitement
 92 8|           finding little joy in the work itself, and forcing himself
 93 8|     prosperous, his engines were at work in all the great industries
 94 9|             seen, fitted with clock work, forcing-pumps " about the
 95 9|            genius to turn it into a work of art. He proposed to increase
 96 9|         overtaxed none of them. The work was neither too heavy nor
 97 9|             But he had ambitions to work in marble. So on he went,
 98 9|           still passing his days at work in his attic, and the last
 99 9|               When he was shown the work of others, he was merciless,
100 9|         resolved to try if God will work a miracle in favour of these
101 9|           was right For Symington's work was imperfect, and when
102 9|            distracted from his main work until he had brought it
103 9|         insurmountable. By the time work at Soho was running smoothly,
104 9|        others and to belittle their work. It is not surprising that
105 9|             fail, the mills stopped work, and men, women, and children
106 9|             regulating the hours of work.~In a cotton-mill planted
107 9|             for their conditions of work, but also for their conditions
108 9|             healthier conditions of work than anything that had preceded