Part 13 (1/2)

_Fuller's Thistle_, or teasle _Dipsacus fullonu fustic Venetian Sue colour, which has not alls produced by the egg of an insect,--the fe, and the insect, when developed, pierces a hole and escapes Those gall nuts which are not pierced contain most tannic acid The best come frorains (Troy)

_Kilo Kilogramme_ Equals 2 lbs 32 oz

_Litre_ Nearly 1-3/4 pints

_Lixivitation_ The process of separating a soluble substance from an insoluble by the percolation of water

_Lixiviunated with alkaline salts extracted by lixivitation fro alkaline solution, especially one used for the purpose of washi+ng such as soda lye, soap lye

_Mercerised Cotton_ Cotton prepared by treating with a solution of caustic potash or soda or certain other che_ The operation of fulling cloth

_Myrobalans_ The fruit of several species of trees, growing in China and the East Indies, containing tannic acid (25-40 tannin)

_Oil of Vitriol_ Sulphuric acid

_Organzine_ Twisted raw silk from best cocoons, used for warp

_Pearl Ash_ Carbonate of potash

_Persian Berries_ The dried unripe fruit of various species of Rhanon

_Potassium Carbonate_ (Potashes) Carbonate of potash has been known since ancient times as a constituent of the ashes of land plants, from which it is obtained by extraction ater In ly resembles, can be used in its place

_Red spirits_ Tin Spirits Applied to tin enerally A solution of Stannous chloride

_Red woods_ Camwood, Barwood, Sanderswood (Santal, Sandal, Red Sanders), Brazil wood, Sapan wood, Peach-wood

_Roucou_ Anatta, Arnotto

_Saxon blue_ The dye o dissolved in oil of vitriol

_Scotch ell_ 372 inches

_Scour, to_ To wash

_Scroop_ The rustling property of silk

_Soda ash_ Carbonate of soda