Art.

 1 1  |        to win the mastery over Nature, to compel her to serve
 2 1  |  success in this struggle with Nature that we owe our houses and
 3 1  |        Science and Finance. If Nature was to be compelled to render
 4 1  |  clockmaker, but his ambitious nature carried him beyond the confines
 5 2  |        to school his sensitive nature might have been bruised,
 6 2  |             inquiries Into the nature of steam, which led to his
 7 3  | founded in I63I. But it was by nature suited to the medieval type
 8 3  |        and in order that their nature and value may be made clear,
 9 4  |      It used to be said that " Nature abhors a vacuum." This peculiarly
10 4  |     there were special laws of nature relating to a vacuum it
11 4  |  everpresent force provided by nature free of charge, constant
12 4  |        fathom the mysteries of nature, Savery began from the other
13 4  |  scientific experiments on the nature of heat and the properties
14 4  |      confess himself beaten. " Nature," he used to say, " has
15 4  |       atmospheric engine." The nature of Watt's improvement led
16 5  |   again and explain to him the nature and results of his original
17 6  |        most of all. " The very nature of your improvements is
18 8  |   spontaneous, as the works of Nature, and Watt felt a thrill
19 8  |    exaltation, anything of the nature of business worries or responsibilities
20 8  |       the particular case, the nature of the issue was a matter
21 9  | discussed all the mysteries of nature and probed the secrets of
22 9  |      them to be judged by Dame Nature first, before we brought
23 App|     Priestley. His view of the nature of the ingredients was false,