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One of the latest improvements in the art of dyeing consists in the employment of colors derived from the mineral kingdom. Prussian blue, orpiment, chromate of lead, and other min- eral compounds, have, by appropriate processes, been made to communicate their colors to different stuffs. An abstract of the processes is given in Ure's Notes to Berthollet on Dyeing. " See Bancroft on Permanent Color ; Professor Low's Ele- ments of Agriculture, Art. Plants cultivated for Dyes ; Bigelow's Useful Art...s ; and an interesting article in Quar- terly Review (English), entitled Dr. Bancroft on Permanent Colors, Art. XIV. , 1814.
EGGS. Various ways are recommended for preserving eggs. One way is to pack them in a keg, and then pour over them lime-water, which should be prepared thus : Take a gallon of soft water, throw in a handful of clean salt, and a quart-bowlful of unslacked lime ; when it is cold, pour it carefully over the packed eggs.
Eggs may also be rubbed with fresh butter, or dipped in liquid mutton-suet or beef-suet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the latest improvements in the art of dyeing consists in the employment of colors derived from the mineral kingdom. Prussian blue, orpiment, chromate of lead, and other min- eral compounds, have, by appropriate processes, been made to communicate their colors to different stuffs. An abstract of the processes is given in Ure's Notes to Berthollet on Dyeing. " See Bancroft on Permanent Color ; Professor Low's Ele- ments of Agriculture, Art. Plants cultivated for Dyes ; Bigelow's Useful Art...s ; and an interesting article in Quar- terly Review (English), entitled Dr. Bancroft on Permanent Colors, Art. XIV. , 1814.
EGGS. Various ways are recommended for preserving eggs. One way is to pack them in a keg, and then pour over them lime-water, which should be prepared thus : Take a gallon of soft water, throw in a handful of clean salt, and a quart-bowlful of unslacked lime ; when it is cold, pour it carefully over the packed eggs.
Eggs may also be rubbed with fresh butter, or dipped in liquid mutton-suet or beef-suet.
What to read after Home Studies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rebecca a Upton to read onlineMoreLess
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