Art.

 1 1|      would never put the mill to rights, he had set out for Manchester
 2 3|        he was a stranger with no rights in the City, he could not
 3 3| satisfied until he had put it to rights. And what he learned he
 4 6|        sell him one-third of the rights in the patent for a sum
 5 6|     public confirmation of their rights which would strengthen their
 6 8|          and in the eighties his rights were constantly being invaded.
 7 8|       the annihilation of patent rights for fear that he himself
 8 8|       partnership and the patent rights were both due to come to
 9 8|        Watt decided to put their rights to the test of law. It was
10 9| swallowed up in expenses, patent rights invaded by pirates and he