Art.

 1 2|     not begin until at least ten years after the date given
 2 2|  sleep. Every evening before ten o'clock, our usual hour
 3 3|   days in the week he put in ten hours a day. But it was
 4 3|    the Clyde only, with from ten to fifteen thousand inhabitants.
 5 4|  patented in 1769 but it was ten years before he had produced
 6 5|  cheerfully in February. And ten days later, " I made an
 7 7|    the earth is broken up in ten thousand heaps of rubbish,
 8 7|      be sold in Cornwall for ten thousand pounds."~The disadvantages
 9 8| temptation to surrender, and ten days later he wrote, " I
10 8| obliged to stand still every ten minutes to snore and snort,"
11 9| recruits.~For Watt the first ten years of the new century