Art.

 1 1|    trying his wings. The parson, far from being a tower of strength
 2 1|    spirit had spread even to the Far East, and " the Emperor
 3 1|         further. " He carried so far his theory and practice
 4 1|          technique for which, so far as it existed, was inherited
 5 1|     drawingrooms, but, which was far more important, to their
 6 2|      bank of the River Clyde,not far from the point where it
 7 2|         port of Greenock. In the far back days when men laid
 8 4|        was born in a village not far from Plymouth about the
 9 4|         and created a vacuum. So far he wasfollowing Papin, except
10 4| engineers at first preferred the far more complicated and round-about
11 4|          him to get results that far surpassed in accuracy anything
12 4|      drawn up by a weight on the far end of the beam. This was
13 4|     finished, the engine was, so far as the craftsmanship of
14 5|     Carron in Stirlingshire, not far from Falkirk. The Carron
15 5|         because, he said, " I am far from well, and the fatigue
16 7|      scarcity of these animals."~Far scarcer still were men capable
17 8|     steam-engine, at least in so far as the pumping of water
18 8|        movements of commerce, so far underestimated the coming
19 9|          even his wife. This was far from being the case in the
20 9|        the purpose which offered far healthier conditions of