Art.

 1 1|           imploring Parliament to take severe measures to suppress
 2 2|           said to her, " You must take your boy, James, home; I
 3 3|   Cornhill. Morgan was willing to take him for a year and teach
 4 3|         hurry for Admiral Byng to take out, to disgrace itself
 5 4|           the features of history take shape before us, as the
 6 5|       task of training another to take his place.~Nor did he make
 7 5|     England, were not prepared to take any of the risks of business.
 8 5|           to look for some one to take his place. The choice was
 9 5| consideration, Roebuck decided to take the risk and entered into
10 6|          urgent need of money, to take a low one. " I admire your
11 6|           and hearty approval, to take over the full property in
12 6|  standards and could find none to take their place. Quality was
13 7|       writes Boulton, " but shall take our profits out of the saving
14 7|          we save nothing we shall take nothing. Our terms are as
15 7|     Boulton could not go down and take it away.~The longer an engine
16 7|    Boulton and his friends had to take shares in several of the
17 7|        was dissatisfied, he might take over the management of the
18 8|     erection of a steam-engine to take the place of the famous
19 9|           comments on it." Now to take out a patent that may block
20 9|      pressing Boulton and Watt to take him into partnership for