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The Decorator's assistant (1847)

[London : W. Gibbs] · leaf 120

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boiling, linseed oil becomes of adark brown colour, tenacious, and thickened,in which state it is employed in the manufac-ture of printers ink; and, by still longerboiling, it becomes black, almost solid, andelastically tenacious, like Indian rubber, inwhich state it serves for bird-lime. * Linseed… … Divide a b into three equal parts. From tliepoints c and d describe the circles a e d i andB H c K. Througb the intersection f and thecentre c draw f e ; and through g and d drawthe line g h. From f, with the radius f e,describe the arc e k ; and from g, with theradius g h, describe the arc h i ;…

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