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The Decorator's assistant (1847)

[London : W. Gibbs] · leaf 81

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ed Indian-Rubber.—This impor-tant invention, appliances for which are in-creasing daily, promises many advantageswhich could never be obtained by the employ-ment of caoutchouc in its natural state. It isprepared by dipping the material into a sul-phuric mixture, by which means its… … Becoratibe 3St»ucation. N old pro-verb verytruly saysthat, whenthings ar-rive at theirworst theyusually takea turn.Now, theart of de-coration inEnglandhas beencoming toits worstfor the lastcentury ormore : throwing away the chance whichthey had of improving themselves by thestudy of the correct…

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