Art.

 1 3|    something greater, was more worth than any it has since achieved.
 2 3|  started with a stock and cash worth £200, and about five years
 3 4|    called an engine, but it is worth describing as being the
 4 4| simpler machine had proved its worth and been accepted by the
 5 5|    would health and spirits be worth to me ! " " I have found
 6 5|  hardly done thirty-five pence worth of good in the world; but
 7 6|   shoulders. " It would not be worth my while to make for three
 8 6|        but I find it very well worth my while to make for all
 9 7|    southern breeze, Genius and worth with Boulton there reside,
10 7|       still had to prove their worth, he was obliged to supply
11 7|       engine there, that it is worth quoting at some length.~"
12 7|     him a bird in the hand was worth at least a dozen in the
13 8|    inefficient that it was not worth while to stop them. They