Art.

 1 1|           machines were based, to master the theory as well as the
 2 1|          and was working with his master on a paper-mill at Macclesfield,
 3 1|          Being convinced that his master's conservative treatment
 4 1|    Macclesfield next morning. His master was so impressed by his
 5 3|           his own unless he was a Master and had been admitted as
 6 3|          normal way of becoming a Master was by serving an apprenticeship
 7 3|        admission to the status of Master, and no one who had not
 8 3|      trained in order to become a Master and start business on his
 9 3|       seven years. He must find a Master who was prepared to break
10 3|         guineas to compensate his master for the violence he was
11 3|        toiling under the eye of a master who was building with their
12 3|        the craft in the shop of a Master, but had every intention
13 3|         before, he set to work to master its principles with what
14 5|            He was a very exacting master, and nothing short of perfection
15 6|       when Leland drew up for his master, Henry VIII, a full and
16 7|      first, in the absence of the master mind, progress was slow. "
17 9| profession, of which he was not a master in theory. When his advice
18 9|    utensils. In his garret he was master, and no one dared disturb
19 9|     servant came in and found his master sitting in his chair, with
20 9|        British science, a revered master to those about him, to others
21 9|           Watt, in honour of that master mind in mechanical science,