Art.

 1 2  |  pouring out when he talked. A friend of his mother, with whom
 2 3  |   placed, remembered his young friend and asked him to undertake
 3 3  |   Professors and students as a friend and colleague rather than
 4 3  |       When he was an old man a friend brought him news of Watt'
 5 3  |         and was always at true friend and adviser."~Robison was
 6 5  |     April, 1765~ he wrote to a friend a letter full of confidence.
 7 5  | invention with it.~Watt's best friend in these times of trial
 8 5  |      occurred to Black was his friend Dr. Roebuck. Roebuck was
 9 5  |    some time," he wrote to his friend Lind on 5th January. " I
10 5  |    helped to bring ruin on his friend. " My heart bleeds for his
11 6  |       was away, and it was his friend, Dr. Small, who showed him
12 6  |     over his troubles with his friend, Professor Jardine, who
13 6  |       for he could not ask his friend Boulton to pay a high price
14 6  |        nor could he advise his friend and partner Roebuck, considering
15 6  |      Watt needed a sympathetic friend as well as a partner, and
16 6  |        in order to relieve his friend's anxieties. But Boulton'
17 7  |        from Redruth to his old friend Black: " Our success here
18 8  |      to commit, even to help a friend.~Boulton weathered the storm,
19 9  |      months he is writing to a friend, " I have accomplished the
20 9  |       Watt, and meekly led his friend up to bed in the dark. But
21 9  |       ancient acquaintance and friend in England," he wrote, "
22 9  |    youth I ever saw," said his friend Campbell, the poet. After
23 9  |          exclaimed his devoted friend, Humphry Davy, in a letter
24 9  |        lost the last remaining friend of his youth, John Robison,
25 9  |      his own foreman and loyal friend, William Murdock, who was
26 App|      scientist and valued as a friend. We may assume, therefore,