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 1 1|       often exceeded I0000 in number. Like the Puritans before
 2 1|   carried out by one of their number, not to demonstrate some
 3 3|      anxious to keep down the number of tradesmen among whom
 4 3|     plan, and laid out into a number of right-lined streets ";
 5 4|     of these are interesting, Number 68 called " A Fire WaterWork,"
 6 4|        A Fire WaterWork," and Number I00 modestly described by
 7 4|     work in the whole world." Number 68 was clearly a steamengine
 8 4|     for generating the steam. Number I00 is not clearly enough
 9 4| report having seen it. Was it Number 68? If so, the Marquis had
10 4|    unoriginal and unimportant Number I00. This last of the century,
11 5|     He executed surveys for a number of canals, some of which
12 6|        an acquaintance with a number of particular circumstances,
13 7|    Gazette informs us, of " a Number of Scientific Gentlemen
14 8|   This can be measured by the number of pounds weight raised
15 8|        and an ever-increasing number of men passed through the