Art.

 1 1| carried so far his theory and practice of clockwork, as to be the
 2 1|     the theory as well as the practice, and so to become, not merely
 3 3|      mechanical knowledge and practice, with an originality, readiness
 4 4|       never have solved it in practice. Watt saw it, explored it,
 5 5|        as has always been the practice in England, were not prepared
 6 6|       he is of carrying it to practice yourselves for your mutual
 7 7|        the originators of the practice of smelting with coke in
 8 7|    Joseph has pursued his old practice of drinking in a scandalous
 9 9|   hope soon to show you it in practice." This, too, was patented.
10 9|   this social wheel. He had a practice at Lichfield, and afterwards