Snelling, Henry Hunt, 1816-1897 · [New York : W.B. Smith] · leaf 43
bromide of iodine, except forobtaining a more energetic effect, for byprolonging the time of exposition, the gal-lic-acid answers perfectly. When the gallic acid has fully producedits action, and when the proof has acquir-ed all the power desirable, we wash itfreely with water, and fix it with… … lev. ISTJNCTIVE characterin our literature and artjhas been, to European cri-tics, the subject of comment—pleasant and sarcastic—narrow and absurd; or,though more rarely, hopeful and pro-phetic. To the philosopher it is nopuzzl■•. A national literature or artcan only be the production of a mark-ed,…
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