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 1 Intr    |         s invention of his steam engine. It is quoted, although
 2 Intr    |   accurately, in such Watt/steam engine works as H.W. Dickinson,
 3 Intr    |       Short History of the Steam Engine, with a new introduction
 4 Intr    |         James Watt and the Steam Engine (1927), p. 23; and R.H.
 5 Intr    |         s invention of his steam engine that is also derived from
 6 Text,  1|         this gentleman our small engine. ~
 7 Text,  2|         questions about her (the engine), and asked our reason for
 8 Text,  2|          was properly Mr. Watt's engine, and what was not, when,
 9 Text,  2|      experiments with Newcomon's engine, he said he tried canes
10 Text,  3|        by giving more steam, the engine did more work while the
11 Text,  3|      that he experimented on the engine, and invented the condenser? (
12 Text,  4|          I was thinking upon the engine at the time, and had gone
13 Text,  4|      used a jet as in Newcomon's engine. Two ways of doing this
14 Text,  5|         charge of the Schoolyard engine, that I might get a practical
15 Text,  5| practical knowledge of a working engine." My late brother had learned
16 Text,  5|         Mr. Watt erected a small engine on a pit they called Taylor'
17 Text,  5|          not say what kind of an engine it was, but it was the fastest
18 Text,  5|          He said he erected that engine, but he did not wish to
19 Text,  6|       the inventor of Newcomon's engine. I see we have also mentioned
20 Text,  6|        first that refers to this engine, and runs as follows: -- "
21 Text,  6|          runs as follows: -- "An engine so contrived that the working
22 Text,  6|      call this A Semi-Omnipotent Engine, and do intend that a model
23 Text,  7|          reparation to the whole engine, nor hinder one day's work,
24 Text,  7|        description of Newcomon's engine, and he anticipates all
25 Text,  7|          I may mention that this engine (one of those alluded to
26 Text,  7|      journal of what he saw. The engine is described by him in it.