| Edmund Burke - 1789 - 678 pages
...letters, fo as to fuck up the fuperñuous liquor, the ftaining of the parchment may be in great meafure avoided : for it is this fuperfluous liquor, which,...whatever it touches. Care mud be taken not to bring the blotting paper in contact with the letters, becaufe the colouring matter is foft whilit wet, ¡in J... | |
| 1789 - 604 pages
...letters, fo as to luck up the fuperfluous liquor, the flaming of the parchment may be in great lucafure avoided : for it is this fuperfluous liquor, which,...letters, becomes a dye to whatever it touches. Care muft be taken not to bring the blotting-paper in coiitadl \\ ith the letters, becaufe the colouring... | |
| 1789 - 592 pages
...the parchment may be in great meafure avoided : for it is this iuperfluous liquor, which, abiorbing part of the colouring matter from the letters, becomes a dye to whatever it touches. Care muft be taken not to bring the blotting-paper in contact \\ith the letters, becaufe the colouring matter... | |
| Repertory of arts, manufactures and agriculture - 1795 - 512 pages
...letters, fo as to fuck up the fuperfluous liquor, the ftaining of the parchment may be in great meafure avoided; for it is this fuperfluous liquor which,...of the colouring matter from the letters, becomes * The pblogljlicated alkali (which is to be confidered (Imply as a name) appears to confift of a peculiar... | |
| 1795 - 508 pages
...letters, fo as to fuck up the fuperfiuous liquor, the ftaining of the parchment may be in great meafure avoided ; for it is this fuperfluous liquor which,...abforbing part of the colouring matter from the letters, become* * The pblog Ifiicated alkali (which is to be confidtred Gmpiy it a name) appears to confift... | |
| 1797 - 618 pages
...letters, fo as to fuck up the fuperfluous liquor, the ftaining of the parchment may be in great meafure avoided: for it is this fuperfluous liquor which,...letters, becomes a dye to whatever it touches. Care muft be taken not to bring the blotting paper in contact with the letters, becaufe the colouring matter... | |
| Tobias Smollett - 1797 - 612 pages
...letters, fo as to fuck up the fuperfluous liquor, the (raining of the parchment may be in great meafure avoided : for it is this fuperfluous liquor which,...letters, becomes a dye to whatever it touches. Care muft be taken not to bring the blotting paper in contact \vith the letters, becaufe the colouring matter... | |
| Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig - 1797 - 450 pages
...to fuck up the fuperfluou: liquid, we may in a great meafure avoid the ftaining of the parchment : for it is this fuperfluous liquor which, abforbing...matter from the letters, becomes a dye to whatever it touchei. Care ought, however, to be taken Ml Ink. not to allow the blotting paper to come in contaft... | |
| John Mason Good - 1819 - 482 pages
...the parchment may be in a great measure avoided ; for it is this superfluous liquor which, absorbing part of the colouring matter from the letters, becomes a dye to whatever it touches. Care must be taken not to bring the blotting paper in contact with the letters, because the colouring __... | |
| John Mason Good - 1813 - 480 pages
...ink, but soon superfluous liquor which, absorbing part of the *™Î!"J!îe_PrJur._airi_fnn"5 aboïc colouring matter from the letters, becomes a ' dye to whatever it touches. Care must be 'tñkentrot to bring the blotting paper in contact with the letters, because the colouring... | |
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