Art.

 1 3|          was over the craftsman was ready to start business on his
 2 3|            lurking round the corner ready to pounce on any young Englishman
 3 3|         young as myself, and always ready to instruct me. I had the
 4 3|        round to Watt. He was always ready to try. If the instrument
 5 5|          was weary and heartbroken, ready to cling to any one who
 6 5|            the money-making public, ready to be enticed by the company
 7 5|           go shares in his idea for ready money. And even then he
 8 5|        keenest interest, was always ready with precious advice and
 9 5| performances of his first model and ready to start on a larger and
10 5|           The partners were not yet ready to apply for a patent. At
11 6|           of the unorthodox. It was ready to welcome new blood whether
12 7|         engine were the first to be ready, and Watt went down to Cornwall
13 7|           the Chacewater engine was ready, great crowds came to see