Art.

 1 2|     The fourth son, James, the subject of this memoir, was born
 2 4|    been done or written on the subject by any one before him. Even
 3 8|      burning to deliver on the subject of the patent laws. Each
 4 8|   jumped through them. Was the subject of the patent a process
 5 9| selected Anglo-Saxon as a good subject for his purpose, and was
 6 9|       that there was no single subject on which they did not violently
 7 9| indulged in speculation on the subject of locomotives, and his
 8 9|      fancy overflowed on every subject. One gentleman was a deep
 9 9|    particular attention to the subject; your ideas are ingenious,
10 9|        Watt's attention to the subject of engines. Dr. Small cunningly
11 9|      intention of pursuing the subject yourself is a very questionable