Art.

1 5|         seemed to absorb all his thoughts. Robison began talking steam-engine "
2 5|       you should not suffer your thoughts to be diverted by any other
3 5|        brain, and, suffusing his thoughts, distilled one pure drop
4 7|         too, and at times bitter thoughts crept into his mind and
5 8|      with the consequent anxious thoughts, have hitherto prevented
6 8|      carrion. I have had serious thoughts of throwing down the burthen
7 8| steam-engines, but many profound thoughts that they were burning to
8 8|          occupy himself with new thoughts and new projects as fascinating
9 9|          turning some of my idle thoughts lately upon an arithmetical