Art.

 1 3|      the business he went into partnership, in 1759 with a man named
 2 3|     Soon after he formed his - partnership with Craig, Watt had opened
 3 4|   pacified by being taken into partnership. The first successful model
 4 5|               CHAPTER FIVE~The Partnership of Watt and Roebuck~" I
 5 5|     which the law treated as a partnership, and which did not enjoy
 6 5|        and responsibilities of partnership or to stake his entire property
 7 5|   finally smashed Roebuck. The partnership had come to grief, and there
 8 6|      had accepted the offer of partnership, unsatisfactory though it
 9 7|   Apparently no formal deed of partnership had been drawn up, but,
10 7| engineers asked him to go into partnership with them, but he stuck
11 7|      was furious. The terms of partnership had exempted him from all
12 8|       twenty-five years of the partnership they only accounted for
13 8|        work of management. The partnership and the patent rights were
14 9|      own.~When he entered into partnership with Boulton, he found the
15 9|      and Watt to take him into partnership for the manufacture of locomotives