Art.

 1 4  |    vacuum. To Papin belongs the credit for having thought of employing
 2 4  |        which others deserve the credit. Watt's contributions demanded
 3 5  |        advance. Here enters the credit system. The penniless inventor
 4 5  |    dabbling in the mysteries of credit. He muttered his spells,
 5 5  |         could not accomplish. " Credit makes the soldier fight
 6 5  |     without stock. The force of credit is not to be described by
 7 5  | described by words; he that has credit is invulnerable, whether
 8 5  |         control. So it was with credit in the hands of these ignorant
 9 5  |         bubble was pricked, and credit itself lost its credit.
10 5  |      and credit itself lost its credit. The tragi-comic fiasco
11 5  |      crazy ship of an imperfect credit system which might go to
12 6  |        the day, and he deserves credit for having proved that quality
13 8  |    badly needed an extension of credit, but it was extremely hard
14 8  |       they blamed Watt, and the credit of Soho suffered. Others,
15 9  |      prophetic vision that does credit to his imagination, if not
16 App|     Lavoisier, have claimed the credit for the important discovery