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 1 1  |       captain of industry into a scientist and the craftsman into an
 2 3  |          also become a brilliant scientist. That side of his genius
 3 3  | infringer of his patent. The old scientist, weakened by years of illness,
 4 3  |       University. Though an able scientist, good enough to be elected
 5 4  | predecessors. Papin was a clever scientist; Newcomenwas an ingenious
 6 4  |           But Watt was a greater scientist than Papin and a greater
 7 4  |         demanding the brain of a scientist guided by the instincts
 8 4  |       guided by the brain of the scientist. The invention was made
 9 5  |        bold enterprise. He was a scientist, and could be expected to
10 5  |    partner who professed to be a scientist as well as a financier.
11 6  |       was not merely a competent scientist and a keen patron of the
12 6  |     heart. He t was an ingenious scientist with a taste for mechanical
13 6  |        two men, the quick-witted scientist and the strong and understanding
14 9  |          mind to do it. He was a scientist by choice, and a manufacturer
15 App|        man whom he honoured as a scientist and valued as a friend.