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Page 120
... produce , and of foreign goods imported , constitutes the revenue of the state , and is mostly levied in kind ; the ... produced in any part of the Ava empire ; but it affords amethysts , garnets , very beautiful chrysolites , jasper ...
... produce , and of foreign goods imported , constitutes the revenue of the state , and is mostly levied in kind ; the ... produced in any part of the Ava empire ; but it affords amethysts , garnets , very beautiful chrysolites , jasper ...
Page 193
... produced by the combi nation of the volatile sulphuric acid , with the alkali of the soap , with which the stockings were still impregnated to a certain degree , imme diately disappeared upon exposing them , first , to the action of a ...
... produced by the combi nation of the volatile sulphuric acid , with the alkali of the soap , with which the stockings were still impregnated to a certain degree , imme diately disappeared upon exposing them , first , to the action of a ...
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... produced by the mixture of equal parts by weight of the elementary tints ; and the process may be repeated with the results , so as to afford any number of inter- mediate shades . Those shades may be darkened at pleasure , by the ...
... produced by the mixture of equal parts by weight of the elementary tints ; and the process may be repeated with the results , so as to afford any number of inter- mediate shades . Those shades may be darkened at pleasure , by the ...
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