Art.

1 1|        of the modern world, when compared with the medieval, seems
2 3| intellectually hammers indeed as compared with Watt's gimlet, refused
3 4|  temperature of 2I2¡ is trifling compared with the heating power of
4 4|         stroke of the piston. He compared this with the volume needed
5 5|      capacities of his engine as compared with those of the old type, "
6 6|    discomforts that were trivial compared with the worries that Boulton
7 7|      fuel saved by the engine as compared with a common engine. Watt
8 7|       the fuel consumed is to be compared with that of any other engine
9 9|         and failures were few as compared with his virtues and successes,