Art.

 1 1|       patents, poetries and every kind of ingenuity. The mind of
 2 1|          life and movement of one kind or the other.~In the period
 3 1|          stable and less eventful kind of existence, while the
 4 2|           to get work of the same kind when he was a young man
 5 2|       nursery. Steam-engines of a kind had long been a familiar
 6 3|       patience with rules of this kind. They ran their businesses
 7 3|        Masters in a trade of this kind were in a commanding position.
 8 3|       London were a trade of this kind. The Company was not medieval
 9 4|           seems to have been some kind of water-wheel worked by
10 4|        Here was a puzzle of a new kind. It led him away from the
11 4|      There must, however, be some kind of " atmosphere " to press
12 5|    absolutely dry. He tried every kind of padding: cork, tallow,
13 5|     meekly suggested some special kind of education pipe for this
14 5|     Thinking on these things is a kind of relief amidst my vexations."~
15 5|        some other trifles of that kind). Seriously, it would give
16 5|        then more work of the same kind came along. He executed
17 7|         first large engine of the Kind that hath ever been made,
18 7|           are the best of the old kind in the island.~"A universal
19 7|       owing. In most cases of the kind, if the buyer gets in default
20 8|         constitution, work of any kind was a strain, and always
21 8| scientific experiments gave him a kind of nervous exaltation, anything
22 8|     merely a pity, but a crime, a kind of child-murder. It was
23 9|     insatiable curiosity in every kind of art or craft with which
24 9|      trouble to discover the best kind of ink and paper for the
25 9|         man named Keir, with some kind of apparatus for keeping
26 9|           impressed. " The alert, kind, benevolent old man had