Art.

 1 2|         the two biographers who give most attention to Watt's
 2 3|      During that time he was to give his labour free, and as
 3 3|        piece of apparatus or to give him an instrument to repair.
 4 4|     downward stroke. This would give the engine two driving strokes
 5 5|       idea is barren and cannot give birth to wealth until it
 6 5|      kind). Seriously, it would give me great pleasure if you
 7 7|      regularly, and his letters give a lively picture of life
 8 7|         all the drawings and to give directions for the work
 9 7|         professed to be able to give.~The first definite order
10 7|    Jethro), who was destined to give so much trouble in after
11 7|       the engine," wrote Watt, "give universal satisfaction to
12 7| relative to the engine. We will give all necessary directions
13 7|      are. It causes him pain to give you trouble.... In his present
14 9|       his enthusiasm led him to give a place to the steam-engine
15 9|          asking him to make him give up his experiments. " I