Art.

 1 1|      produced a book in which he gave a description of every trade,
 2 1|          the " New River " which gave London its water-supply,
 3 2|         her own care at home and gave him his first lessons herself.
 4 2|          his grandfather, and it gave more scope to his mechanical
 5 3|       his year was up his health gave way, and he suffered from
 6 3|         under its protection and gave him a room within the walls
 7 4|      like his predecessors, soon gave up his attempt to devise
 8 4|  cylinder was being condensed it gave out its immense store of
 9 6|          and Queen, both of whom gave him several orders. " The
10 7|         Newcomen's pumpingengine gave them a new lease of life.
11 7|          west; excepting that he gave the ale there a bad character."
12 7|      other way have done, and it gave him the best chance of getting
13 8|         model," who went off and gave a full account of it to
14 8| double-acting engine in its turn gave rise to a new problem. In
15 8|          and back that he nearly gave up the task. But his will
16 8|       his scientific experiments gave him a kind of nervous exaltation,
17 8|        patent laws. Each in turn gave his display of rhetorical
18 9|        superiority in production gave her a bargaining power in
19 9|      introduction of steam-power gave England a new lease of life.