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 1 I |      word.~The idea of work for machines, or natural processes, is
 2 I |         speaking of the work of machines and of natural forces we
 3 I |         met with in the work of machines, of course is due to the
 4 I |       tasks.~Just so it is with machines: they are used for the most
 5 I | extraordinarily rich utility of machines for so extremely varied
 6 I |        player; and there are in machines corresponding differences
 7 I |      and arrangements which the machines produce; we are only concerned
 8 I |      the human arm and those of machines. The greater the exertion,
 9 I |         of work to all kinds of machines, for we should be able to
10 I |         possibly be effected by machines. It drives mills which grind
11 I |         that there are numerous machines, systems of pulleys, levers
12 I |         this is, that all these machines, in that degree in which
13 I |       Most other fixed parts of machines may be regarded as modified
14 I |         barrel, D. In all these machines, and parts of machines,
15 I |    these machines, and parts of machines, we find it confirmed that
16 II|  locomotives. By means of these machines we can develop motive power