Art.

1 3|  alien or English, not being free of the said Company of Clockmakers,
2 3|    he was to give his labour free, and as the engagement was
3 4|     force provided by nature free of charge, constant where
4 5|     s shoulders, leaving him free to devote himself uninterruptedly
5 8|   his rival's patent set him free to adopt the crank. It was
6 8|  Watt for the first time was free from debt and had a comfort
7 8|      using a similar machine free of charge.~In these circumstances
8 9| business, because it set him free to live as a man of science.~
9 9|   even Watt was not entirely free from the haunting fear that