Art.

 1 1|         invention. It was in this way that Watt received his early
 2 1|        was being educated. In one way or another he was picking
 3 2|       well anything that came his way. He stocked and sold every
 4 2|    schoolfellows. He went his own way and took the consequences.
 5 2|        spending your time in this way! "Now this tale is very
 6 2|     voraciously whatever came his way, and stocked his mind with
 7 2|           and London seems a long way from Glasgow if you have
 8 2|           his son to make his own way in the world, giving him
 9 3|          the Gild, and the normal way of becoming a Master was
10 3| privileges of Mastership. In this way the trade was protected
11 3|       year was up his health gave way, and he suffered from violent
12 3|     tobacco of Virginia found its way up the Clyde, to the great
13 3|   Whenever any puzzle came in the way of any of us, we went to
14 3|          he never forgot. In this way he repaired and afterwards
15 4|        those spouts, all bent one way, and drive it spinning as
16 4|          it to escape by the only way open to it, namely, up the
17 4|          into his vessel. In this way he could get the water up
18 4|       complicated and round-about way of using steam only as a
19 4|     upwards. In his neat, precise way, he reduced a general theory
20 4|           order to appreciate the way in which Watt applied these
21 4|         of the cylinder in such a way that, whenever the cock,
22 4|           in the diagram. In this way the pump is kept working .
23 4|          the piston, and the only way to reduce this defect was
24 4|          case to himself in a new way. The cylinder must never
25 4|        piston in exactly the same way as the atmosphere in Newcomen'
26 4|         in which it could pay its way. Watt's engine, owing to
27 5|           not at all improper, by way of distinction, to call
28 5|      damage, put obstacles in the way of its expansion. No joint-stock
29 6|     giving his view of the proper way of running the business,
30 6|         the solution came another way. Roebuck went bankrupt,
31 6|          Nothing now stood in the way of a new partner ship between
32 6|     civilisation. In changing her way of life she rejected the
33 7|      Wilkinson had invented a new way of boring cylinders. In
34 7|           1779 he at once won his way to Watt's heart. He then
35 7|        than he could in any other way have done, and it gave him
36 8|       fabrics of cotton only. The way was opened to a new industry
37 8|   business: " If you come home by way of Manchester, please not
38 8|     attached to one axis. In this way, whenever one crank was
39 8|           to be driven, in such a way that it makes two revolutions
40 8|     genius moving in a mysterious way its wonders to perform. "
41 9|     satisfy Watt. He invented a " way of copying writing chemically."
42 9|          to be designed in such a way that when a blunt point
43 9|         would light them on their way as they rode home at night.