Art.

 1 1  |     begun their work. The first great age of science in England
 2 1  |  themselves, had recognised the great value of the work and the
 3 1  |   centuries. At the same time a great part, probably the main
 4 1  |        fame by the execution of great public works, the technique
 5 2  |      qualification as virtue. A great part of his work, and one
 6 2  |      Muirhead did not, that his great invention was to be related,
 7 2  |      might have inspired Watt's great invention, is a serious
 8 2  |        and the parentage of his great idea is satisfactorily accounted
 9 2  |         off in the evening to a great clump of elms and beeches
10 3  |        way up the Clyde, to the great indignation of the old-established
11 3  |       him I owe," he said, " in great measure my being what I
12 3  |    calibre as Black. But he had great vitality and enthusiasm,
13 4  |                CHAPTER FOUR~The Great Invention and its Predecessors~"
14 4  |  success, to drain a mine was a great stimulus to further efforts,
15 4  |        charge iron bullets to a great distance, to propel ships
16 4  |      being filled with steam, a great deal was uselessly turned
17 4  |      was three or four times as great. In fact, as much as three-quarters
18 4  |         the substance of Watt's great invention is put down in
19 5  |       practising " mechanics in great," as he called it, compelled
20 5  |    blast. The trade now offered great scope for individual enterprise
21 5  |   engine. He felt he was making great progress. " I am going to
22 5  |     Seriously, it would give me great pleasure if you could spend
23 5  |         necessary experience in great was wanting; in acquiring
24 6  |         modern factories made a great impression on Watt. There
25 6  |         responsibility, however great. His was the strength that
26 6  | otherwise executed, and with as great a differ ence of accuracy
27 6  |        restrictive customs. The great aim of new and expanding
28 6  |      undignified position for a great city, but she had only herself
29 6  |        business ability and his great resources that Watt found
30 6  |   Boulton has a place among the great men of history.~When Watt
31 6  |      and selling his engines in Great Britain and her colonies
32 7  |      engine was " opened " with great ceremony in March 1776.
33 7  |    Chacewater engine was ready, great crowds came to see it start,
34 7  |       the noise seems to convey great ideas of its power to the
35 7  |       and inspired them with as great a fever of enthusiasm. Soho
36 8  |  encouraging, and even though a great part of the work could be
37 8  |        little conception of the great future that was in store
38 8  |       The bodily disease has in great measure subsided; but an
39 8  |         were at work in all the great industries of the country.
40 9  |       find that it presented no great difficulties. His ingenuity
41 9  |       machine, but he had taken great trouble to discover the
42 9  |   fellow, and would have been a great man. Oh ! there was no reason
43 9  |       still came to him as to a great authority, hung on his lips
44 9  |        allowed his mind, like a great cyclopa dia. to be opened
45 9  |   presented special problems of great difficulty. He thought that
46 9  |    lacked the vision to see the great future that was in store
47 9  |    depression that followed the great wars passed away, it was
48 App|       should have repudiated so great an obligation to a man whom