Art.

 1 1|     Universities of Edinburgh and Glasgow were made famous by a group
 2 2|         twenty-five miles west of Glasgow, lies the port of Greenock.
 3 2|     mathematician and went off to Glasgow to be a surveyor. One example
 4 2|        river to the refineries at Glasgow. James Watt the elder prospered
 5 2|         his mother's relations in Glasgow. The atmosphere was favourable
 6 2|     following year he was sent to Glasgow to learn the craft of a
 7 2|        labour. But when he got to Glasgow he found there was no one
 8 2|      London seems a long way from Glasgow if you have to get there
 9 3|      afraid of possible rivals in Glasgow. To teach such a man the
10 3|         his health, he went on to Glasgow, with the outfit of tools
11 3|     newly-won skill to the world.~Glasgow at the beginning of the
12 3|           the time that the first Glasgow ship crossed the Atlantic
13 3|          ports, which accused the Glasgow merchants of defrauding
14 3|          could not be proved, and Glasgow grew rapidly richer. When
15 3|          and Clyde Canal, linking Glasgow with the Eastern seas; then,
16 3|       came from a group of men in Glasgow who, while laboriously creating
17 3|          the same difficulties in Glasgow as he had in London. Here,
18 3|           month of his arrival in Glasgow, the University received
19 3|         elected Professor both in Glasgow and Edinburgh, he was not
20 3|           and there was no one in Glasgow who knew how to do it which
21 3|           When a Masonic Lodge in Glasgow wanted an organ, the officers
22 4|           return to James Watt at Glasgow. It was in the year 1759
23 5|        afraid of the journey from Glasgow to Kinneil, which might
24 5|       mixed business going at his Glasgow shop, but it declined after
25 5|       size was a canal to connect Glasgow with the collieries at Monkland.
26 6|            In May, 1774 Watt left Glasgow to join Boulton at Soho.~
27 6|       from setting up his shop in Glasgow was an enemy to all progress
28 7|         summer of 1776 he went to Glasgow to get married. Boulton
29 7| generations. If the newcomer from Glasgow was successful, their livelihood
30 9|        struggle and enthusiasm at Glasgow.~The principal friends of
31 9|           1785. The University of Glasgow honoured him with the degree