Art.

 1 1  |      figure from his successor of two hundred years later who
 2 1  |       moment there came into play two new forces, which effected
 3 1  |          be a new creation.~Those two forces were Science and
 4 1  |         earliest signs that these two parents of modernity have
 5 1  |     Finance can be represented by two types, the banker and the
 6 1  |        when he wrote, " There are two methods in which we acquire
 7 1  |         sunless days of the first two Georges. When the revival
 8 1  |       blacksmith, there were only two mechanical crafts of any
 9 1  |     afternoon and was missing for two nights. On Monday morning
10 1  |      played the part of Pandarus.~Two parents are generally considered
11 2  |                           CHAPTER TWO~Childhood and Education~'
12 2  |        tombstone.~Thomas Watt had two sons, John and James. John
13 2  |   existence of the virtuous Agnes two hundred years later must
14 2  |          no common child." Of the two biographers who give most
15 2  |           and if we add a year or two to the age quoted, make
16 3  |      advantage. But between these two classes came the highly
17 3  |          had been in the shop for two years; in nine months he
18 3  |          he made at this time the two who most deeply influenced
19 3  |      conversations together." The two men became close friends,
20 4  |           to the Tower, and after two years released with a pension.
21 4  |          over wheels and pulleys. Two of these are interesting,
22 4  |        engine, it would only make two or three strokes at a time,
23 4  |     afternoon walk. There must be two different temperatures.
24 4  |          well; then there must be two separate vessels. Keep the
25 4  |     adopted Savery's idea and had two separate vessels, a boiler
26 4  |        This would give the engine two driving strokes instead
27 5  | implications of his new idea. For two days he enjoyed the exquisite
28 5  |          devices for bringing the two parents together. There
29 5  |         therefore, introduced the two men, and in the summer of
30 5  |           wrote: " I have got the two new exhausting cylinders
31 5  |     income, and he had a wife and two children to support. At
32 5  |           Monkland Canal for over two years, and then more work
33 6  |          had wisely declined. The two men continued good friends,
34 6  |     magnificent premises at Soho, two miles north of Birmingham.
35 6  |        for association with these two men, the quick-witted scientist
36 6  |     writing on November 28th, and two days later Small wrote to
37 6  |         all the children, between two and three hours.... The
38 7  |       WORK was started at once on two engines, one for Bloomfield
39 7  |  commercial possibility.~In these two first engines the small
40 7  |          blast. There were one or two city waterworks where an
41 7  |            fork " a flooded mine. Two engines might succeed where
42 7  |         had been in the trade for two generations. If the newcomer
43 7  |         is also to do the work of two other engines larger than
44 7  |          for you at an expense of two thousand pounds may be sold
45 7  |         property in order to keep two grasping monopolists in
46 7  |          his debt to the bankers. Two years later Watt no longer
47 8  |       constructing an engine with two cylinders acting on two
48 8  |           two cylinders acting on two cranks attached to one axis.
49 8  |          such a way that it makes two revolutions for every stroke
50 8  |   anything is to be got by them." Two years later his tone had
51 8  |      share in the business. Their two sons were being trained
52 8  |           point came up for trial two years later before the Lord
53 8  |    secured equilibrium by putting two into each.~This divided
54 9  |      contemporaries, but when the two met they found that there
55 9  |        friendship of such a man." Two years later he lost his
56 9  |          a preliminary sketch. In two long letters to Boulton
57 9  |        proposal was rejected, and two years later, hearing that
58 9  |       somewhat different. In 1785 two Scotchmen, Patrick Miller
59 9  |          degree of LL.D. in 1806. Two years later the Institute
60 App|         air from metals."~In 1776 two chemists, Warltire and Macquer,