Finikin and his gold pippin. An original tale (1852)
Chatelain, Clara de, 1807-1876 · Boston, Crosby, Nichols · leaf 26
ng from the tree in its naturalstate, is turpentine. The same, when forced out by a close-smotheredfire, is tar; and this, thickened by boiling, becomes pitch. Rosinis the residuum of turpentine, from which the essential oil has beendistilled. From all these uses, the fir may be called the sailors…
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