Art.

 1 1|   Middle Ages. Roger Bacon, who died in I 292~~ touched the very
 2 2|       the local seamen. When he died in 1734 at the ripe age
 3 2|     navigation. When his father died and left him part of his
 4 2|      children. The three eldest died in infancy, the youngest
 5 2|        head of a child that had died of some unusual disease.
 6 2|        shop. In 1753 his mother died. He was then seventeen.
 7 3|      still there; and when Dick died, early in 17577 his successor
 8 3|       the same year his partner died. But before this he had
 9 5|        who made the condensers, died, and he had to face the
10 6|   business from his father, who died in l759, but instead of
11 9|   complicated invention when he died.~This brief narrative, concerned,
12 9|    outlived them all. Small had died long before, in 1775. The
13 9| heaviest losses. In 1802 Darwin died, and Watt began to feel
14 9|      dying he ought not to have died," exclaimed his devoted
15 9|        and it failed. Before he died, the locomotive was well