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 1 3|       begun his experiments on the steam-engine, and in order that their
 2 3|          to consider the point the steam-engine had reached in its evolution
 3 4|        Caus's toy into a fullsized steam-engine of practical value. Unfortunately
 4 4|         existence.~The fact that a steam-engine had actually been used,
 5 4|          problem of perfecting the steam-engine, it is essential to understand
 6 4|           title of inventor of the steam-engine is indisputable. Newcomen'
 7 4|          eighties. In creating the steam-engine Watt created the science
 8 5|    thoughts. Robison began talking steam-engine " shop," telling Watt of
 9 5|           men the invention of the steam-engine was just a little commotion
10 5|          his mind from his unlucky steam-engine. For things were going very
11 7| contributions to the design of the steam-engine. But he never allowed his
12 8|           immense value of the new steam-engine, at least in so far as the
13 8|         that the efficiency of the steam-engine had been increased fourfold
14 8|        mechanical variation of the steam-engine. He had from the very first
15 8|     alternative ways of adapting a steam-engine to drive a wheel, and sent
16 8|         consider the erection of a steam-engine to take the place of the
17 8|         inspired vision of his new steam-engine, all the labour that followed
18 9|            had done with his first steam-engine, and in 18I4 he could report
19 9|         him to give a place to the steam-engine in that " Economy of Vegetation "
20 9|      hesitation they voted for the steam-engine, and invited William Symington
21 9|           entirely beneficial. The steam-engine certainly hastened the growth
22 9|    dangerous and unventilated. The steam-engine brought the factories into