Art.

1 3|  qualities which made him an ideal companion for Watt when
2 5|     Roebuck seemed to be the ideal man for the purpose. He
3 6|      a picture which was the ideal of Watt's dreams. " My idea
4 6| sound and beautiful, and his ideal home is fitted, indeed,
5 6|    Watt found in Boulton the ideal associate. Watt needed a
6 9|    his earnings in land. The ideal of every successful manufacturer
7 9|  scale as desired.~It was an ideal hobby for his old age. Without