Art.

 1 1|    astronomical and geographical machine, containing a celestial
 2 1|        are told, he invented " a machine to spin and reel cotton
 3 1|          the designs, produced a machine that included all the best
 4 4|  atmospheric pressure to drive a machine was the difficulty of producing
 5 4|     advantages of both. Savery's machine was in itself a pump. It
 6 4|      very principle on which the machine worked. He determined to
 7 4|        due to some detail in the machine; it was fundamental. To
 8 4|          conclusion was that the machine was, in fact, always being
 9 4|    obstruct the action of the Pi machine. Was that any more helpful ?
10 4|         indisputable. Newcomen's machine made use of steam, but it
11 4|         waiting till the simpler machine had proved its worth and
12 5|         of nothing else but this machine. I hope to have the decisive
13 5|      much effectually to try the machine at large," he wrote. " You
14 5|         he invented an ingenious machine for drawing in perspective
15 5|           damned engine " into a machine of thee old type and selling
16 7|          The whole beauty of the machine must be revealed to the
17 7|       singular and so powerful a Machine; and whose Expectations
18 7|   expense of in stalling the new machine. In addition to this, the
19 8|           Arkwright patented his machine for spinning with rollers.
20 8|      rollers. This was the first machine that could spin thread strong
21 8|   spinning-mill. But Arkwright's machine alone did not transform
22 8|       supposed to use a spinning machine that contained rollers unless
23 8|          was very irregular. The machine was too clumsy to have any
24 8| Wasborough. It was a complicated machine, and therefore more liable
25 8|        the famous and prodigious machine of Marly, built in I682
26 8|  neighbours were using a similar machine free of charge.~In these
27 8|    principle ? Or was it again a machine, or only part of a machine ?
28 8|       machine, or only part of a machine ? And if a part, was it
29 8|      merely a new part of an old machine? So profound was their knowledge
30 9|         It was not a complicated machine, but he had taken great
31 9|         1780 and then hawked the machine round to business men, bankers
32 9|         him a penny, the copying machine brought Watt in a steady
33 9|      lately upon an arithmetical machine . . . (it was to multiply
34 9|          attempt, for though the machine is exceedingly simple, yet
35 9|          includes a linen-drying machine, an artificial alabaster,
36 9|         His last invention was a machine for copying sculpture. He
37 9|          years whenever he saw a machine that he had not invented
38 9|   following the lines of his own machine for drawing in perspective.
39 9|          he made of parts of the machine are dated April 1818 just
40 9|          than he expected, " the machine will be clumsy and defective,