Art.

 1 1|     British workman had not been invented.~The seventeenth century
 2 1|         But the power which Watt invented and Boulton sold was not
 3 1| significant still, machines were invented by the clockmakers for cutting
 4 1|         Finally, we are told, he invented " a machine to spin and
 5 1|        technique had still to be invented. They felt keenly the community
 6 4|          gardens at Richmond. He invented means for raising water
 7 4|          and an engineer, and he invented an engine, patented in I698~~
 8 5|       was four years ago, when I invented the fire-engine, and foresaw,
 9 5|           About the same time he invented an ingenious machine for
10 6|      that the fire-engine I have invented is now going, and answers
11 7|    Boulton at Soho Wilkinson had invented a new way of boring cylinders.
12 7|         seen in this country, he invented gas lighting and made valuable
13 7|       with a common engine. Watt invented an ingenious meter, which
14 8|        process he had not really invented had cast rather a shadow
15 8|  asserted that it was originally invented by William Murdock; but
16 9|         did not satisfy Watt. He invented a " way of copying writing
17 9|          machine that he had not invented himself, it appeared to