Art.

 1 2|     attracted the attention of Dr. Dick, Professor of Natural
 2 2|    letter of introduction from Dr. Dick in his pocket. ~
 3 3|      overhauling by an expert. Dr. Dick, in whose charge they
 4 3|        first introduced him to Dr. Dick was still there; and
 5 3|      nonsense in his head than Dr. Black," and he combined
 6 4|     also had, with the help of Dr. Hooke of the Royal Society,
 7 5|        to Black was his friend Dr. Roebuck. Roebuck was a
 8 5| supported by the friendship of Dr. Roebuck. I have now brought
 9 6|         and it was his friend, Dr. Small, who showed him over
10 6|     was equally delighted with Dr. Small.~Small was a man
11 6|      knew your connection with Dr. R.," wrote Small, "my idea
12 6| Boulton and I have agreed with Dr. Roebuck." To which Watt
13 9|       One day in December 1799 Dr. Black's servant came in
14 9|        and analysis." To which Dr. Darwin replied, that the "
15 9|      earth by oil of vitriol."~Dr. Darwin, who was the grandfather
16 9|        qualities that endeared Dr. Johnson to his contemporaries,
17 9|        the subject of engines. Dr. Small cunningly incited