Art.

 1 1|        three hundred years later appeared the distinguished pioneers
 2 1| conscious spirit of co-operatlon appeared, and isolated minds were
 3 3|         the signs of the new age appeared. First the stone bridge
 4 5|         The more distant success appeared, the more readily Watt accepted
 5 7|         and the more intolerable appeared to them the burden of the
 6 9|         not invented himself, it appeared to him to be imperfect,
 7 9|          rebuked him whenever he appeared with dirty hands or wearing
 8 9|         and successes, and so it appeared to his contemporaries. His
 9 9|        new manufacturers quickly appeared. More than this, Watt's
10 9|   England, for by 1800 the limit appeared to have been reached, and
11 9|        is true that new problems appeared, but they were solved; and,