Art.

 1 1|    Consequently, whichever is in power, there will be life and
 2 1|         was at the height of his power in 1760~~ is said to have
 3 1|       the world desires to have, Power."' But the power which Watt
 4 1|        to have, Power."' But the power which Watt invented and
 5 1|     which most men lust for, the power to dominate their fellows;
 6 1|        their fellows; it was the power to win the mastery over
 7 1|          that were driven by the power of water or of wind. He
 8 2|   governing the use of steam for power were already well known,
 9 3|         employers over them with power to dictate terms; they had
10 3|   edifice of his unchallengeable power. One by one the signs of
11 4|         would simply provide the power, and then to use it to drive
12 4|      waste of energy and loss of power, arising from the very principle
13 4|         other words, the heating power of a certain quantity of
14 4|        compared with the heating power of the same quantity of
15 5|          in the sense of his own power, he wanted nobody's help.
16 5|         no limit to this new-won power, nothing that it could not
17 7|          to see whether this new power would show itself to be
18 7|        miners clamoured for more power and less expenditure of
19 7|        convey great ideas of its power to the ignorant, who seem
20 8|     suited to the application of power. But Watt did not anticipate
21 8|        monopoly in the supply of power to all the industries that
22 8|          all should be driven by power, would have been reckoned
23 8|     advantageously, be driven by power. A horse was the particular
24 8|       was the particular form of power Arkwright had in mind, but
25 8|     suited to the application of power.~Up till now Arkwright's
26 9|     physical strength and mental power, once robust, are cracking
27 9|      brought to the study a keen power of analysis and a wonderfully
28 9|          to consider whether any power, other than man-power, could
29 9|    require much comment. The new power spread rapidly through the
30 9|          in superabundance gives power, for it is a universal need.
31 9| production gave her a bargaining power in the markets of the world,
32 9|     while his precious source of power flowed uselessly away. Steam
33 9|    adding to the list is that of power... It might be appropriately