Art.

 1 1| operation," and " a simple and ingenious piece of mechanism for raising
 2 2|       certain that Watt was an ingenious child with a natural taste
 3 2|       at this date as " a very ingenious and profitable Business,"
 4 4|     had simply collected every ingenious device he had ever met with
 5 4|      century, though the least ingenious of the collection, was the
 6 4|      scientist; Newcomenwas an ingenious mechanic. But Watt was a
 7 5|       same time he invented an ingenious machine for drawing in perspective
 8 6|       s own heart. He t was an ingenious scientist with a taste for
 9 7|       economy in fuel was very ingenious. It was distinctly favourable
10 7|       engine. Watt invented an ingenious meter, which was kept under
11 9|   withdrawal from business, an ingenious device for reproducing medals
12 9|  admire; it was an elegant and ingenious piece of mechanism that
13 9|        subject; your ideas are ingenious, and by further experience