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 1 1|       more significant still, machines were invented by the clockmakers
 2 1|       principles on which his machines were based, to master the
 3 1|      engineer and inventor of machines. Smeaton, the builder of
 4 3|      behind its walls men and machines were ceaselessly toiling
 5 4|  Among these marvels are some machines for raising water, mostly
 6 7| workmen, and making tools and machines to form the different parts
 7 8|     the vision of an age when machines should be made of iron by
 8 8|     should be made of iron by machines made of iron and so back
 9 8|     slitting mills, polishing machines and tilt hammers, and to
10 8|       for another I38 reason. Machines for roller-spinning can
11 8|    receive as many orders for machines as they chose to undertake.
12 8|       inventor. As a rule the machines they produced were so inefficient
13 8|      In time, however, as the machines became more familiar, and