Art.

 1 1|       how he once visited the works at Soho where Boulton and
 2 1|      to me when surveying the works. ' I sell here, sir, what
 3 1|     execution of great public works, the technique for which,
 4 4|        He read a few standard works. Then he wanted to see an
 5 4|     the cylinder, C, in which works a piston, D. It will be
 6 5|      turned out by the Carron works. The more distant success
 7 6| introducing them into his own works. Boulton's interest was
 8 6|       before. Roebuck and his works seemed crude and feeble
 9 6|    snuff-boxes and other fine works of steel," which can be
10 7|    had inherited his father's works at Bersham, in Denbighshire,
11 7|        next door to the Darby works at Coalbrookdale, had a
12 8|       of the driving-rod, and works into another, attached to
13 8|        as spontaneous, as the works of Nature, and Watt felt
14 8|       passed through the Soho works and went out skilled engineers,
15 9|    for reproducing medals and works in bas-relief. As usually
16 9|       most that the man who " works it out in detail " is the
17 9|  engine ordered from the Soho works, and from that time onwards