Art.

 1 1|        When vitality returned it brought a revival of all those activities
 2 3|          in to chat with him and brought their friends. Before long
 3 3|          was an old man a friend brought him news of Watt's triumph
 4 3| universal mechanical expert that brought so much custom to his shop.
 5 5|          Dr. Roebuck. I have now brought the engine near a conclusion,
 6 5|     costing him anything, but it brought him no income, and he had
 7 5|     which, though not well paid, brought in a more regular income
 8 5|       following winter. The work brought its worries. It was new
 9 6|           and never needed to be brought laboriously up-to-date.
10 6|       The old Kinneil engine was brought over in pieces, finished,
11 8|       and that this industry had brought prosperity to a considerable
12 8|     water-wheel. The water-wheel brought the spinning-mill. But Arkwright'
13 8|        was at this point that he brought to perfection and patented,
14 8|      slowness of the realisation brought on fresh bouts of irritable
15 8|      worries or responsibilities brought on a condition of nervous
16 8| ungrateful. Money matters always brought out the worst in him. His
17 9|         must be examined. And he brought to the study a keen power
18 9|       penny, the copying machine brought Watt in a steady and most
19 9|        for his tired muscles. It brought no worries in the form of
20 9|          in my life," because it brought him in touch with the group
21 9|         years of the new century brought the heaviest losses. In
22 9|          Nature first, before we brought them into an earthly court."
23 9|       his main work until he had brought it to perfection. Locomotion
24 9|   unventilated. The steam-engine brought the factories into the towns,