Art.

 1 1|         poetries and every kind of ingenuity. The mind of the race was
 2 1| pre-eminence in their art, and the ingenuity of the makers of scientific
 3 1|          generally a man of little ingenuity, who worked by rule of thumb
 4 2|           accurate measurement and ingenuity in mechanical detail, and
 5 5|            problems that taxed his ingenuity to the full. Of course the
 6 6|            invited confidences. In ingenuity of mind, Watt was his superior,
 7 9|            great difficulties. His ingenuity and his passion to create
 8 9|           on which to exercise his ingenuity, and in a couple of months
 9 9|           much stress upon his own ingenuity."~There was, in fact, a
10 9|      object for improvement by the ingenuity of other inventors, so that