dients that the Egyptian priest placed in his censer to burn as incense, or that Moses was commanded to offer to the Most High. But so it is, nevertheless. It seems strange that, in this age of wealth and refinement, no one should have thought of replacing the heavy empyreumatic odour and smoke of… … apartment naturally requires much less time. ‘ The pleasant vapours thus generated can be varied ad infinitum, and embrace all perfumes that have as yet been extracted from flowers or plants, such as the rose, violet, sweet-briar, &c., which are given out in all their freshness and purity—in fact,…
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