Art.

 1 1|      journalism for the first time came into its own.~When vitality
 2 1|            harmless lunatic. Later came Robert Owen, teaching a
 3 1|           for at that moment there came into play two new forces,
 4 1|          Georges. When the revival came, the centre of life was
 5 1|       practised in London. When he came to the engineer, he wrote: "
 6 2|    grandfather of the engineer. He came, an orphan and a fugitive,
 7 2|          pretty well anything that came his way. He stocked and
 8 2|         when the Laird of Muirhead came to the defence of his King
 9 2|          read voraciously whatever came his way, and stocked his
10 2|        mind with vivid images that came pouring out when he talked.
11 3|        initiative in these matters came generally from the Gilds
12 3|          between these two classes came the highly skilled handicrafts,
13 3|         inspiration was needed. It came from a group of men in Glasgow
14 3|        shop for himself. His trade came under the jurisdiction of
15 3|         him. " Whenever any puzzle came in the way of any of us,
16 4|          Louis XIII of France, who came to England in I6I2 and was
17 4|             the lower end of which came down nearly to the bottom
18 4|      steam-engines. The suggestion came from Robison. He knew that
19 4|       devising some experiments he came to the surprising conclusion
20 4|            fact that his invention came at the crucial moment, and
21 5|          masters." CARLYLE.~ ~WATT came home jubilant from his Sunday
22 5|          nothing of the invention, came back, and went round to
23 5|         his life, the time when he came nearest to throwing up the
24 5|        fertile brain. When October came, and the experiments still
25 5|           idea of the engine first came to him. " I am not near
26 5|         more work of the same kind came along. He executed surveys
27 5|           at the time, but Telford came across it long afterwards
28 6|         given. For when the crisis came he was not entirely dependent
29 6|            s correspondents. ~Watt came away from Soho with his
30 6|         vanished. But the solution came another way. Roebuck went
31 6|          men of history.~When Watt came to Soho, work began at once.
32 7|           The first definite order came from Ting-Tang Mine in November,
33 7|            was ready, great crowds came to see it start, many of
34 7|    manifestly disappointed if Watt came instead. The mineowners
35 7|         invention itself, and they came to regard the payment as
36 7|            too poor to pay.~Things came to such a pass that Boulton
37 7|         had been borrowing, nearly came to grief, and they naturally
38 7|           to do.~Money and megrims came near to snapping the strands
39 8|         the Revelations. When Watt came to Soho, our total output
40 8|        industry. The decisive step came still later with the invention
41 8|        cousin, the " Billy," which came into use about 1780X and
42 8|          those days the raw cotton came from our possessions in
43 8| water-works of Versailles. Nothing came of the proposal, but they
44 8|         good and valid. This point came up for trial two years later
45 8|          invention, that when they came to apply their general conclusions
46 9|         art or craft with which he came into contact. He was never
47 9|           1799 Dr. Black's servant came in and found his master
48 9|      figures of the day. When Watt came to Birmingham he was eagerly
49 9|            to feel that they still came to him as to a great authority,
50 9|  criticised his own invention, and came to the conclusion that,
51 9|           anniversary of his death came round in 1919, the Science