Some of the most useful dyes and the least known are to be found among the Lichens. They seem to have been used among peasant dyers from remote ages, but apparently none of the great French dyers used them, nor are they mentioned in any of th... Read more of The Lichen Dyes at Dyeing.caInformational Site Network Informational
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Hic-cupping

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A GENTLEMAN, at whose house Swift was dining in Ireland, after dinner
introduced remarkably small hock-glasses, and at length turning to Swift
addressed him: Mr. Dean, I shall be happy to take a glass of hic, haec,
hoc, with you.--Sir, rejoined the doctor, I shall be happy to
comply, but it must be out of a hujus glass.





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