Art.

 1 1|       1669.~" Before or about the year 1760 a new era in all the
 2 1|       have preached 800 sermons a year to audiences that often
 3 1|         Scotland in the following year. The greatest joint-stock
 4 2|      mathematics, and if we add a year or two to the age quoted,
 5 2|          In June of the following year he was sent to Glasgow to
 6 2|       could teach him. He spent a year there, working under a nondescript
 7 3|         willing to take him for a year and teach him all he wanted
 8 3|         do seven years' work in a year. On five days in the week
 9 3|    fragile constitution. When his year was up his health gave way,
10 3|          gross sales up to £600 a year, and kept a staff of sixteen
11 3|         he moved in the following year. In 1765 he was married,
12 3|          married, and in the same year his partner died. But before
13 4|           from Plymouth about the year I650. He was a military
14 4|         at Glasgow. It was in the year 1759 that he first turned
15 5|    workmanship.~After more than a year's careful consideration,
16 5|          chance of earning £200 a year. To his surprise he found
17 5|         and he was at it all that year and through the following
18 5|     entered into the thirty-fifth year of my life," he wrote in
19 6|      later. Boulton was to have a year in which to decide and complete
20 6|         concluded, and before the year was out Roebuck's financial
21 7|        There followed in the same year an engine for a Warwickshire
22 7|    mineowners offered him £Iooo a year if he would stay with them,
23 7|      paying him a salary of £33 a year, which was outside the bond.~
24 7|          wages." In the following year Watt reported a clear income
25 8|          only about 50,ooo tons a year. A century later it was
26 8|       industry.~Then, in the very year in which Watt took out his
27 8|         was finally quashed. This year marks the beginning of the
28 8|           In November of the same year we find him writing, " There
29 8|          victory in the following year in the case against Hornblower
30 8|           was in his sixty-fourth year. A chapter in his life was
31 9|          satisfied. His eightieth year found him still passing
32 9|          hastily in 179I. In that year a mob attacked some friends
33 9| specification of my patent in the year 1781" I do not by what I