Art.

 1 1|         been sown, and the first small crop reaped; there followed
 2 1|         each branch was, as yet, small, and a vigorous mind could
 3 2|          It seems odd that in so small a town it should have been
 4 3|     degree of skill required was small. Such men were not likely
 5 3|         eighteenth century was a small seaport lying on the north
 6 4|          that the jet must be as small as possible in order to
 7 4|          that the jet must be as small as possible, but, on the
 8 5|   Exchange did a brisk business, small private banks sprang up
 9 5| operation. The banks were mostly small affairs without substantial
10 5|   workshops and factories, was a small one. The wealth of the country
11 6|       and it was his friend, Dr. Small, who showed him over the
12 6|       equally delighted with Dr. Small.~Small was a man after Watt'
13 6|        delighted with Dr. Small.~Small was a man after Watt's own
14 6|          had chosen. Boulton and Small were just as eager to capture
15 6|   connection with Dr. R.," wrote Small, "my idea was, that you
16 6|         28th, and two days later Small wrote to Watt, " I have
17 6|         was changed. Boulton and Small had accepted the offer of
18 6|      your delicacy," he wrote to Small, " I have urged the Doctor
19 7|         earlier experiments with Small, Boulton had got his cylinders
20 7|      these two first engines the small parts were made at Soho,
21 7|      Boulton provided him with a small staff of men to relieve
22 9|    models from London to copy, " small busts of Socrates and Aristotle,
23 9|         life, outlived them all. Small had died long before, in
24 9|          creation of Boulton and Small, and it contained some of
25 9|          subject of engines. Dr. Small cunningly incited him by
26 9|         Watt's anxiety subsided. Small had to administer a few