Art.

 1 1|      of London in I662 and its early years were made famous by
 2 1|       well as of the Arts.~The early members were a compact band
 3 1|      most crucial years of his early life. They and their successors
 4 1|     way that Watt received his early training. A striking example
 5 1|  noticed what was happening as early as 1747. He produced a book
 6 2|       was so. Had he gone very early to school his sensitive
 7 3|     there; and when Dick died, early in 17577 his successor as
 8 5| another.~The character of this early correspondence was ominous.
 9 6|    expanding industries in the early days of the industrial revolution
10 7|  scheme had occurred to him as early as the spring of 1775 and
11 8| printed cottons was prohibited early in the eighteenth century,
12 9|        ravages of time. In the early fifties he was sure of it. "
13 9|      snapped a link with those early days of struggle and enthusiasm
14 9|     but I must ever lament his early fate." " He was a noble