Art.

 1 1|          or about the year 1760 a new era in all the arts and
 2 1|            as well as people with new and revolutionary ideas
 3 1|   individuals who pressed on into new worlds, but they travelled
 4 1|         due course it put forth a new crop richer and stronger
 5 1|         added that was absolutely new, and the only inventions
 6 1|          there came into play two new forces, which effected so
 7 1|           medieval, seems to be a new creation.~Those two forces
 8 1|         to be compelled to render new services she must first
 9 1|          the gulf between old and new, and the earliest signs
10 1|           not to demonstrate some new theory that he claimed to
11 1|      investigation. Where all was new, progress was rapid; they
12 1|         science and business, for new Societies were formed, less
13 1|          Smedley Mill and several new devices of his own invention.~
14 1|        hands." It was, in fact, a new profession, offspring of
15 1|       Fens and to construct the " New River " which gave London
16 2|       when he had got used to his new surroundings and found work
17 3|          before she embarked on a new war with Prussia against
18 3|        the strains of the popular new song, " Rule Britannia ! "
19 3|          with the colonies in the New World. From the time that
20 3|          cargo from the West some new hive of industry would rear
21 3|           by one the signs of the new age appeared. First the
22 3|           houses of the old town, new buildings in the clean,
23 3|          worked itself out, and a new inspiration was needed.
24 3|         not afraid to leap into a new world of speculation, finding,
25 3|         to him the beginning of a new and serious study; everything
26 4|       beginning to play with this new element. He has discovered
27 4|       quickly forthcoming. Thomas New comen, a Dartmouth blacksmith,
28 4|   improving them, but of possible new uses for steam. Might it
29 4|         to him the beginning of a new and serious study everything
30 4|            Here was a puzzle of a new kind. It led him away from
31 4|        again.~Watt, equipped with new knowledge, turned again
32 4|          his case to himself in a new way. The cylinder must never
33 5|           the implications of his new idea. For two days he enjoyed
34 5|       shop," telling Watt of some new ideas that had occurred
35 5|      industry on the look out for new ideas, and behind these
36 5|          s day the financing of a new enterprise was a very difficult
37 5|       wrote: " I have got the two new exhausting cylinders cast,
38 5|           partly turned; also the new condensers made: and expect
39 5|         in order to introduce the new devices that were constantly
40 5|         equal satisfaction with a new condenser of an entirely
41 5|       brought its worries. It was new to him, and he kept meeting
42 5|          and more absorbed in his new occupation. Naturally he
43 6|       glimpse of a world that was new to him, and to which he
44 6|        insistence, made Boulton a new offer. He proposed to sell
45 6|         now stood in the way of a new partner ship between Boulton
46 6|         customs. The great aim of new and expanding industries
47 6|           It was ready to welcome new blood whether it ran in
48 6|  atmospheric engine and producing new models of their own, and
49 6|          the patent and getting a new one. This would have allowed
50 7|     anxiously to see whether this new power would show itself
51 7|  Denbighshire, and then started a new foundry at Broseley, next
52 7|          Wilkinson had invented a new way of boring cylinders.
53 7|        factory was growing. " The new forging-shop looks very
54 7|        expense of in stalling the new machine. In addition to
55 7|         pumpingengine gave them a new lease of life. But the water
56 7|         This was exactly what the new engine professed to be able
57 7|  sceptical about the value of the new invention. It was Jonathan'
58 7| precarious. When the engines were new and still had to prove their
59 7|           the engine is sold, the new owner must undertake to
60 7|           reason to hope that the new engine would retrieve their
61 8|          the immense value of the new steam-engine, at least in
62 8|           reluctance to embark on new projects increased. He was
63 8|           The way was opened to a new industry with the prospect
64 8|       watching the beginning of a new chapter in the economic
65 8|           its turn gave rise to a new problem. In all engines
66 8|        them.~The capacity of this new market for engines was almost
67 8|           on the rising tide of a new prosperity. In this prosperity
68 8|           And if a process, and a new process, was it based on
69 8|           a part, was it merely a new part of an old machine?
70 8|      first inspired vision of his new steam-engine, all the labour
71 8|        but to occupy himself with new thoughts and new projects
72 8|     himself with new thoughts and new projects as fascinating
73 9|     sketched plans of an entirely new and superior method of his
74 9|      little change here, trying a new experiment there, exactly
75 9|         places were not filled by new recruits.~For Watt the first
76 9|        the first ten years of the new century brought the heaviest
77 9|          that none of them were " new to me, or useful in their
78 9|      Science is logical, and each new thought grows out of its
79 9|        was reluctant to embark on new problems of such complexity,
80 9|      worries to launch out into a new enterprise. He would have
81 9|         field was thrown open and new manufacturers quickly appeared.
82 9|         require much comment. The new power spread rapidly through
83 9|        steam-power gave England a new lease of life. Her capacity
84 9|   accommodation was required, and new buildings were erected for
85 9|           at sea. It is true that new problems appeared, but they