Art.

 1 1  |  patronage and his example he tried to turn the captain of industry
 2 4  |     he worked at it. He first tried, as any one would, to drive
 3 4  |      be converted. Others had tried to do this before, but Watt'
 4 5  |    must be absolutely dry. He tried every kind of padding: cork,
 5 5  |   trouble. Many patterns were tried and rejected before he was
 6 5  |       was constantly away and tried to direct experiments by
 7 6  |      the century. Roebuck had tried to persuade him to join
 8 7  |     an acre that had not been tried for ore. " The spot we are
 9 7  |       yet been amongst." They tried to injure him by spreading
10 8  |  constantly being invaded. He tried to prosecute the offenders,
11 8  |     not the end. The case was tried again on a writ of error,
12 9  |      to him that where he had tried and failed, there was little
13 App| experiments to Priestley, who tried to repeat them, and in turn
14 App|       blundered badly when he tried to imitate him, so his evidence