Art.

 1 1|            before the Civil War the point had been reached at which
 2 2|        River Clyde,not far from the point where it turns south into
 3 3|             up shop in London was a point in his favour, for London
 4 3|           narrative to consider the point the steam-engine had reached
 5 4|            hurry down the ages to a point where time has measurable
 6 4|             to be heated to boiling point, namely 212¡~~ before it
 7 4|      instead of one.~Naturally this point did not escape Watt, but
 8 6|              Then he touched on the point that hurt Watt most of all. "
 9 8| specification paper. It was at this point that he brought to perfection
10 8|         itself good and valid. This point came up for trial two years
11 9|            England. Watt got to the point of buying an estate in Radnorshire,
12 9|             a way that when a blunt point was passed over the surfaces