Art.

 1 1  |         soil, and in due course it put forth a new crop richer
 2 1  | conservative treatment would never put the mill to rights, he had
 3 2  |            of naval gear; he would put in repair any of the instruments
 4 2  |     thirteen or fourteen years old put into a mathematical class,
 5 2  |         the lid of that kettle and put it on again, holding now
 6 3  |           five days in the week he put in ten hours a day. But
 7 3  |            his skill, and had soon put the whole collection into
 8 3  |     original work and who liked to put up for criticism the tentative
 9 3  |         not satisfied until he had put it to rights. And what he
10 4  |       instead of being immediately put to death he was sent to
11 4  |        fitted it with a piston. He put a little water in the bottom
12 4  |        handed it over to him to be put into working order. This
13 4  |          can only find it out." He put his case to himself in a
14 4  |          Watt's great invention is put down in black and white
15 4  |            the crucial moment, and put the finishing touch to work
16 5  |           it might do more damage, put obstacles in the way of
17 5  |            flagged before he could put his ideas into effect. "
18 5  |            Telford. His report was put on one side at the time,
19 6  |        consider, when the case was put to him, was to allow Boulton
20 6  |         business, which would have put him in the position of an
21 6  |          which he at once began to put into execution at Soho.~
22 6  |         been left to Boulton. This put Watt in a very delicate
23 6  |        finally ruined Roebuck also put Boulton into temporary difficulties,
24 6  |     bankrupt, and his affairs were put into the hands of trustees.
25 7  |     formidable; the roof is nearly put on, and the hearths are
26 7  |           pump. This was naturally put out of court as an unsound
27 7  |            to Cornwall to see them put together. He was not very
28 7  |          enthusiasm. Soho was hard put to it to keep pace with
29 7  |     finished, the engine had to be put together on the spot. This
30 7  |       operative engineers, who can put engines together according
31 7  |      Boulton and Watt, but was not put on the footing of a partner
32 7  |         see that all the parts are put together, and set to work
33 7  |        were extremely reluctant to put their hands in their pockets
34 8  |            getting a rotary engine put on the market as soon as
35 8  |        Boulton and Watt decided to put their rights to the test
36 9  |         urging him to hurry up and put his invention on the market.
37 App|          Royal Society in which he put forward a similar theory