Art.

 1 1|             in power, there will be life and movement of one kind
 2 1|          the second, the stature of life dwindled and its glamour
 3 1|            renounce the thoughtless life of vicious pleasure and
 4 1|             for the drama of modern life. In all these manifestations
 5 1|            did not die. The germ of life had been preserved in the
 6 1|         visible shell of our modern life unlike that of the Middle
 7 1|         revival came, the centre of life was found to have shifted
 8 1|          crucial years of his early life. They and their successors
 9 1|            valuable to the economic life of the country. It had been
10 1|            its counterpart in civil life. Even in the seventeenth
11 2|             the greater part of his life. His mother was devoted
12 2|           death broke up the family life at Greenock. In June of
13 3|            the turning-point in his life. Watt was already a brilliant
14 3|            lasted to the end of his life. When he was an old man
15 4|            lazy; and he has,through life, a child's passion for toys.
16 4|         France. But he got tired of life abroad, and, although he
17 4|             he had ever met with in life, literature or legend, and
18 5|          the greatest crisis of his life, the time when he came nearest
19 5|            most active part of your life insensibly glide away. A
20 5|             carry. Of all things in life there is nothing more foolish
21 5|      surprise he found the open-air life suited him. " The vaguing
22 5|            mankind: yet that is the life I now constantly lead."<./
23 5|             with it the ruin of his life's work. " To-day I entered
24 5|             thirty-fifth year of my life," he wrote in 1770 ' and
25 6|              In changing her way of life she rejected the old standards
26 6|            proceeds, he devoted his life to the service of industry.
27 7|            give a lively picture of life at the factory. At first,
28 7|             the scenes of his later life. Her father consented to
29 7|            gave them a new lease of life. But the water was getting
30 7|       miserable. He had devoted his life to benefit his fellow-men,
31 8|            tantalising event in his life. It is the most beautiful
32 8|         than I have ever been in my life. The illness I was seized
33 8|             the most serious of his life. The engine business was
34 8| sixty-fourth year. A chapter in his life was ending. When, thirty-five
35 9|        exactly the reverse. All his life he had suffered the torments
36 9|       ceased to mar his pleasure in life, and his mental powers remained
37 9|           he had longed for all his life.~Under these conditions
38 9|            and painridden in middle life, outlived them all. Small
39 9|            friends of Watt's middle life are to be found among the
40 9|            the happiest event in my life," because it brought him
41 9|           pass the remainder of his life in exile in America, and
42 9|          and belles-lettres all his life; of science it is unnecessary
43 9|        death: " I have spent a long life in improving the arts and
44 9|         gave England a new lease of life. Her capacity for greatness
45 9|             for their conditions of life. They formed a little isolated
46 9|           the suffering and loss of life at sea. It is true that
47 9|         been paid to him during his life continued to be paid to
48 9|          peaceful years of his long life of service to science and