Iron: An Illustrated Weekly Journal for Iron and Steel Manufacturers, Metallurgists, Mine Proprietors, Engineers, Shipbuilders, Scientists, Capitalists ..., Band 24Perry Fairfax Nursey Knight and Lacey, 1835 |
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... colours -not only in the plainer , which may be called prismatic colours , but in those colours which are creations of fancy , the shades have been much more brilliant than we used to have them . The importation of French silks has ...
... colours -not only in the plainer , which may be called prismatic colours , but in those colours which are creations of fancy , the shades have been much more brilliant than we used to have them . The importation of French silks has ...
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... colours , as well as form , are superior in the French ; this facility of adapt- ing the forms and colours most gratifying to the eye , must be the result of early and con- tinued acquaintance with flowers and plants . I am not aware of ...
... colours , as well as form , are superior in the French ; this facility of adapt- ing the forms and colours most gratifying to the eye , must be the result of early and con- tinued acquaintance with flowers and plants . I am not aware of ...
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... colour ; but it is one which appears to me a very singular circumstance that it is not sufficiently at- tended to , because we know quite well that any deviation from the regular established and fixed rules of harmony of colours , pro ...
... colour ; but it is one which appears to me a very singular circumstance that it is not sufficiently at- tended to , because we know quite well that any deviation from the regular established and fixed rules of harmony of colours , pro ...
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