Art.

 1 1  |           s business consisted in making and repairing all the machinery
 2 1  |      Tradesman who is employed in making Engines for raising of Water,
 3 2  |          became highly skilled at making models. By good fortune
 4 3  |       about five years later were making gross sales up to £600 a
 5 4  |         steam only as a means for making a vacuum, and so bringing
 6 4  |     boiler, and the difficulty of making the joints tight."~In later
 7 4  |       condensed the steam without making the walls of the cylinder
 8 4  |     cylinder for steam is elastic making a vacuum there, at second
 9 5  |        Consequently he was always making little changes and revising
10 5  | full-sized engine. He felt he was making great progress. " I am going
11 6  |    possessed by his ancestors, of making articles that are both sound
12 6  |        that the sole privilege of making and selling his engines
13 7  |           have fixed my mind upon making from twelve to fifteen reciprocating,
14 7  |           already been accused of making several speeches at Wheal
15 7  |          training up workmen, and making tools and machines to form
16 7  |   rapidity of the progress he was making, Boulton's financial position
17 8  |       fuel, the iron industry was making very rapid progress. A modern
18 8  |         when the business was not making a penny, and had, out of
19 9  |             I have four plans for making lamps with the reservoir
20 9  |         in marble. So on he went, making a little change here, trying
21 App|          using the same terms and making no mention of Watt.~Watt'