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when furious up from mines the water pours

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and clears fr

om rusty moisture all the ores

 

then may

cloud

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s gather then may

thunder[roar

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flash and

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yet

undisturbed the power alone will raise

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the

water from the engine might nowbe formed a phrase
when as it drags the weight of fragmentlarge
it also drags the weight of smokey barge
called by us steam boat and a steamboat saves
the beings scattered on the furious

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[waves
by boilers bursting but a steamboat[can

be the most useful engine brought[to man
the grinding stones that by its forceare whi

l

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led
and by their force the yellow grains[are twirled
Bruised ground and thrown away

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in boxes small
While it doth thunder near the[echoing wall
The whirring wheels arranged in[whirling rows
And on the wheels the spinner

ws

cotton

[ throws
Next moves the noisy beam thewheels do whirl
And next the wheels the cotton

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|fibres twirl 2
The moving bellows that are made|to roar
By its huge strength that meltthe red hot ore
The copper mines that by it|emptied are
nd their blue metal now isbrought from far

then it puts forth its power

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e

 

the rollers

squeeze
the metal then another part

The regretted ghost

 

doth seize
the flattened metal quickAnd flies the circle round
And all is stamped at onceBrittannia and the groun

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then showers the waterfrom the reser

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ir
and round the town it rush

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ing now doth pour
then runs to cisterns largeand fills them all
and turns back homewardin quanti

nty

ty

but small 3
then forms the lengthening chainand putting link to link
makes a small chain and

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 leaves of that flower the pink
 and so I end

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