Art.

 1 2|           apprenticed in his father's shop. They included models of
 2 2|               time about his father's shop. In 1753 his mother died.
 3 3|           rules was permitted to open shop within the town.~The Clockmakers
 4 3|               intention of setting up shop in London was a point in
 5 3|             time. Each workman in the shop was a specialist on some
 6 3| fellow-apprentice who had been in the shop for two years; in nine months
 7 3|             to study the craft in the shop of a Master, but had every
 8 3|               intention of setting up shop for himself. His trade came
 9 3|              engaged in research. His shop became the regular meeting-place
10 3|           would come and stand in the shop toying with a quadrant and
11 3|         brought so much custom to his shop. When anything had to be
12 3|              Craig, Watt had opened a shop in the town, though still
13 5|          began talking steam-engine " shop," telling Watt of some new
14 5|             makes tradesmen keep open shop without stock. The force
15 5|         business going at his Glasgow shop, but it declined after the
16 5|            chance sales of his little shop. His first undertaking of
17 6|              it the name of " the toy shop of Europe," and inspired
18 6|              Watt from setting up his shop in Glasgow was an enemy