10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FILOSELLE»
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The materials arc silk, or glazed calico, in various colors, cardboard, wool,
wooden tassel- heads, and filoselle. This Blind consists of hexagons, joined
together, as seen in the illustration in front of March number. Each hexagon is of
the size ...
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Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury Transmitting the ...
They are first deprived of their gum, by being immersed in plain water, or in soap
and water, when the filoselle is wished to be white, as before directed. When
dried, this filoselle is spun upon the- distafl' in France, and practice enables the ...
United States. Department of the Treasury,
1828
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Journal of the American Silk Society, and Rural Economist
The thread called, in France, filoselle, is made in part from pointed cocoons,
formed by feeble worms, or in cold seasons ; the ends are slightly covered with
silk, and, not being entirely close, the water enters and precipitates them to the
bottom.
American Silk Society, Gideon B. Smith,
1839
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Beeton's Book of Needlework:
Materials: Light brown Java canvas; green silk; green filoselle and purse silk;
green silk ribbon threefifths of an inch wide; some wadding; 2 cork soles.
Slipperon Java Canvas. This slipperisvery pretty, andeasy to work.Itis madeof
light brown ...
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Practical instructions and directions for Silkworm nurseries ...
This mass, hoiled in soap and water, afterwards carded and spun in the spinning
wheel, takes the name in French of Bourre de soie or filoselle. — Boyer, in his
dictionary, translates the word filoselle into English by ferret silk or flurt silk.
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Essays on American Silk, and the Best Means of Rendering it ...
This mass, boiled in soap and water, afterwards carded and spun in the spinning
wheel, takes the name in French of bourre de soie or filoselle. Boyer, in his
dictionary, translates the word filoselle into English by ferret-silk or flurt silk. This
last ...
John D'Homergue, Peter Stephen Du Ponceau,
1830
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Vicarious Consumers: Trans-National Meetings between the ...
Such stockings were basically madeof 'etamine'and 'filoselle'. The 'etamine'was
asort of silk also importedfromtheEast Indies to Marseille, the silkbeing
oftwoellsof length and 7/16ofwidth.23 However, theexportsofstockings madeof'
etamine' to ...
Dr Manuel Pérez-García,
2013
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A Manual Containing Information Respecting the Growth of the ...
wards carded and spun on the spinning wheel, takes the name in French of
bourre de soie or filoselle. — Boyer, in hjs dictionary, translates the word filoselle
into English by ferret silk or fiurt silk. This last name is evidently a corruption, or
an ...
Jonathan Holmes Cobb,
1836
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Growth and Manufacture of Silk: Letter from the Secretary of ...
The thread called, in France, filoselle, is made in part from pointed cocoons,
formed by feeble worms, or in cold seasons ; the ends are slightly covered with
silk, and, not being entirely close, the water, enters and precipitates them to the
bottom ...
United States. Dept. of the Treasury,
1828
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Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury [Richard Rush] ...
The thread called, in France, filoselle, is made in part from pointed cnro'ins,
formed by feeble worms, or in cold seasons; the ends arc slightly covered with
silk, and, not, being entirely close, the water enters and precipitates them to the
bottom.
United States. Dept. of the Treasury,
1828
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FILOSELLE»
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National bee left me spellbound
My word was filoselle. I felt some disappointment, but I was pretty proud of myself for how far I had gotten. I was proud to represent the region ... «Standard Speaker, Jun 15»
Hazle Township student reaches end of spelling bee journey
... and correct responses to vocabulary questions, it unfortunately came to an end with her incorrectly spelling the word “filoselle,” as “p-h-i-l-a-s-e-l.” In March ... «Wilkes Barre Times-Leader, May 15»