Art.

 1 1|        of his power in 1760~~ is said to have preached 800 sermons
 2 1|    century. More will have to be said of these men later, for
 3 2|     piece of chalk. " Mr. Watt," said he, " you ought to send
 4 2|   intelligent. " Forgive me," he said, this boy's education has
 5 2|        engineers. " James Watt," said his stern aunt, Mrs. Muirhead,
 6 2|           Suppose she had merely said, as she well might, " James,
 7 2|         a boy of about fourteen, said to her, " You must take
 8 3|           that no Freeman of the said Company using the said Trade,
 9 3|       the said Company using the said Trade, Art, or Mystery,
10 3|   English, not being free of the said Company of Clockmakers,
11 3|         wild guesser. " No man," said Adam Smith, who knew him
12 3|       Black. " To him I owe," he said, " in great measure my being
13 3|       could build this organ. He said 'Yes."' He sat down to study
14 4|        to ease his labour. It is said that a Spaniard drove a
15 4|         discovery. It used to be said that " Nature abhors a vacuum."
16 4|          remembered that Robison said of Watt, " He needed only
17 5|        inventive he became, for, said he, " Thinking on these
18 5|       refreshed him, because, he said, " I am far from well, and
19 6|          an old buttonmaker," he said, " allow me to advise my
20 6|    factory to accommodate, it is said, over a thousand workmen.
21 6|        whole term granted by the said Letters Patent may probably
22 6|       probably elapse before the said James Watt can receive an
23 7|    treacherous. " Certainly," he said, " they have the most ungracious
24 7|             I have received," he said, " so much pain from Mr.
25 8|     patent the crank, for, as he said to his son, " the true inventor
26 8|   invention." His contemporaries said that " Mr. Watt's Parallel
27 8|             These rotatives," he said, " have taken up all my
28 8|      perhaps stagger on. Solomon said that in the increase of
29 8| continued their operations, but, said Watt, " having become used
30 9|   seventy, or thereabouts, it is said that his doubts became so
31 9|       the lights. " We must go," said Watt, and meekly led his
32 9|       Something has already been said of the spirit of inquiry
33 9|     beautiful youth I ever saw," said his friend Campbell, the
34 9| celebrated critic you would have said the old man had studied
35 9|          I do not by what I have said mean to discourage you from
36 9|     capital out of them. Robison said of him that " he was without
37 9|       was haughty and frigid. He said that he regarded Symington'