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 1 Text,  2| improvement was to save condensing water, and was on the principle
 2 Text,  2|         condenser were laid in the water of the river Thames, but
 3 Text,  2|        caused by the absorption of water by the soft woody part inside,
 4 Text,  2|          to mix a little flour and water, dip a rag into it, and
 5 Text,  4|      condensed steam and injection water, if I used a jet as in Newcomon'
 6 Text,  4|         occurred to me. First, the water might be run off by a descending
 7 Text,  4|       large enough to extract both water and air." He continued, "
 8 Text,  4|     air-pump at one end, all under water, that it might be kept cool,
 9 Text,  7|          an incredible quantity of water, even two feet diameter,
10 Text,  7|            and furnish cities with water, though never so high seated,
11 Text,  7|    furnishing the inhabitants with water for their private uses,
12 Text,  7|        engines. This one draws the water, his other forced it. He