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... colour therefore does not depend upon the dye alone , but also upon the previous colour of the cloth . If the cloth be black , it is clear that we cannot dye it any other colour whatever ; because as no light in that case is reflected ...
... colour therefore does not depend upon the dye alone , but also upon the previous colour of the cloth . If the cloth be black , it is clear that we cannot dye it any other colour whatever ; because as no light in that case is reflected ...
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... colour at all , or it will take it very slowly and very faintly . Wool has the strongest affinity for almost all colouring matters , silk the next strongest , cotton a considerably weaker affinity , and li nen the weakest affinity of ...
... colour at all , or it will take it very slowly and very faintly . Wool has the strongest affinity for almost all colouring matters , silk the next strongest , cotton a considerably weaker affinity , and li nen the weakest affinity of ...
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... colour is of a blueish grey , speckled with a dark brown ; it has small and clear eyes , coarse and stiff hair , the tail of one colour , and rather longer than that of the former . Buffon is of opinion that this quadruped is only a ...
... colour is of a blueish grey , speckled with a dark brown ; it has small and clear eyes , coarse and stiff hair , the tail of one colour , and rather longer than that of the former . Buffon is of opinion that this quadruped is only a ...
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