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 1 1|      to witness an experiment carried out by one of their number,
 2 1|      but his ambitious nature carried him beyond the confines
 3 1|   work; he went further. " He carried so far his theory and practice
 4 3| controlled the various trades carried on in the City. They were
 5 3|       off again. And if I was carried before my Lord Mayor, I
 6 3|  Robison's adventurous tastes carried him away to sea very soon
 7 4|       the inventor. It merely carried the improvements of Savery
 8 5|    canals, some of which were carried out, others not. Among them
 9 6|       though it should not be carried to such perfection as might
10 6|        whereas James Watt had carried out experiments along the
11 8|     of woollen cloth had been carried on in the homes of the weavers
12 8|      The whole contraption is carried through the curve described
13 8|       no common goal Each one carried his own winning-post in