Art.

 1 1|         method. And the change took place; for at that moment there
 2 1|           moon and stars, the sun's place in the ecliptic, etc., all
 3 2|       serious blunder. In the first place Watt's . . . . . inquiries
 4 2|           the kettle. In the second place the main principles governing
 5 3|           regulations. In the first place he was too old; in the second
 6 3|          was too old; in the second place he was a " foreigner " and
 7 3|           City at all; in the third place he could not possibly afford
 8 3| manufacturers began to lick the old place into shape. The merchant,
 9 4|          steamengine would have its place among the births of Time.
10 4|              The next claimant to a place on the roll of inventors
11 5|        training another to take his place.~Nor did he make things
12 5|            for some one to take his place. The choice was not wide.
13 6|             find none to take their place. Quality was sacrificed
14 6|         superior, but Boulton has a place among the great men of history.~
15 7|            of smelting with coke in place of charcoal. But they did
16 7|          March 1776. The trial took place in the presence of the proprietors
17 7|            was not so. In the first place, if a copper mine failed
18 7|          rent is due. In the second place, even if there were deliberate
19 8|            steam-engine to take the place of the famous and prodigious
20 9|        enthusiasm led him to give a place to the steam-engine in that "
21 9|    suggesting the use of a screw in place of the usual paddle-wheels.~
22 9|          name was given a permanent place in the vocabulary of science