Triumphs of invention and discovery in art and science (1876)
Fyfe, J. Hamilton (James Hamilton), 1837-1880 · London ; Edinburgh ; New York : T. Nelson and Sons, Paternoster Row · leaf 258
tliey were spread, the heat of the furnace towhich they were.subjected; but the white enamelwas still as great a mystery as ever. Instead ofdiscouraging, each new defeat seemed to confirm hishope of ultimate success and to increase his persever-ance. Painting and surveying he no longer… … PALISSY THE POTTER. Page 24a. TIIK rOTTKRS ART. 243 sacrificed. Thus having bkmdered several times atgreat expense and through much trouble, with sorrowsand sighs, I was every day pounding and grindingnew materials and constructing new furnaces, whichcost much money, and consumed my wood and…
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