Art.

 1 1|           strength in the village, went anxiously about his work
 2 1|    destined to grow closer as time went on, and bore precious fruit
 3 1|           all craftsman's work; he went further. " He carried so
 4 2|    educated as a mathematician and went off to Glasgow to be a surveyor.
 5 2|           sugar of the West Indies went up the river to the refineries
 6 2|           by his schoolfellows. He went his own way and took the
 7 3|           this time he hardly ever went out. When he got off in
 8 3|         spirits and his health, he went on to Glasgow, with the
 9 3|      recite Gray's " Elegy " as he went his rounds on the eve of
10 3|           the way of any of us, we went to Mr. Watt. He needed only
11 3|            side of the business he went into partnership, in 1759
12 3|      wanted an organ, the officers went to Watt. " We imagined that
13 4|         quantitative form. Then he went on to discover the relation
14 4|    admitted for the next stroke it went on condensing, uselessly,
15 4|       immense store of heat, which went to raise the temperature
16 5|          invention, came back, and went round to have a chat with
17 5|        miracle-workers. Adventures went amiss, the bubble was pricked,
18 5|         the steamengine before you went away [December, 1765] was
19 5|           s house at Kinneil, Watt went on tinkering at his beloved
20 6|          and see him. In 1767 Watt went, but Boulton was away, and
21 6|        Professor Jardine, who then went to sound Roebuck again.
22 6|          came another way. Roebuck went bankrupt, and his affairs
23 6| seventeenth century specialisation went still further, some branches
24 6|            craftsmen of Birmingham went hungry. It was an undignified
25 6|       morning how yesterday's sale went. I shall see him again,
26 7|        supervised by Watt. When he went to Broseley, Boulton forbade
27 7|           in the summer of 1776 he went to Glasgow to get married.
28 7|         fighting the water as they went. At times the pits were
29 7|        first to be ready, and Watt went down to Cornwall to see
30 7|          miners. Whenever anything went wrong with an engine the
31 8|          solved, and the moment he went seriously to work at it
32 8|             about this model," who went off and gave a full account
33 8|         through the Soho works and went out skilled engineers, not
34 9|           work in marble. So on he went, making a little change