10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «CORKIR»
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Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. Suppl. ...
The stones on which the scurf call'd Corkir grows, are to be had in many places
on the coast, and in the hills. This scurf dyes a pretty crimson colour. — There are
many white scurfs on stones somewhat like these on which the Corkir grows ...
2
A Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language ...: ...
CORKIR, s. The Lechanora tartarea of the Highlands and Isles. " The stones on
which the scurf call'd Corkir grows, are to be had in many places on the coast,
and in the hills. This scurf dyes a pretty crimson colour. — There are many white ...
3
A Description of the Western Islands of Scotland: Containing ...
THE Stones on which the Scurf called Corkir grows, are to be had in many Places
on the Coast and in the Hills, this Scurf dyes a pretty Crimson Colour; first well
dryed and then ground to Powder, after which it's steep'd in Urine, the Vessel ...
4
A Description of the Western Islands of Scotland: Containing ...
THERE are many white Scurfs on Stone, somewhat like these on which the
Corkir grows, but the Corkir is white, and thinner than any other that resembles it.
• >".:". THERE is another coarser Scurf call'd Crostil ; it's of a dark colour, and only
...
5
A Description of the Western Islands of Scotland ... With a ...
THERE are many 'White Scurss on scene, somewhat like these on which the
Corkir' grows, but tho Corkir is White assnd 'thinner than-anyother that resembles
it. -' ' . a i THERE is another co'arser- Scuts' 'called Cro/Iil, its of a dark colour; and
...
6
Tours in Scotland: 1747, 1750, 1760
At Gigaia 3 is a mineral water ; two sea weeds for dying grow on the stones there,
Corkir for Crimson, and Crottil for Phila- morte, which is a yellow Brown, the
colour of dead leaf.4 found, together with a long brass pin and a brass needle,
one ...
Richard Pococke, Daniel William Kemp, 2007
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A General Collection of the Best and Most Interesting ...
The stones on which the scurf called Corkir grows are to be had in many places
on the coast and in the hills. This scurf dies a pretty crimson colour; first well dried
, and then ground to powder, after which it is steeped in urine, the vessel being ...
8
A Tour in Ireland: With General Observations on the Present ...
Tshey use this stone after the same manner for consumptions, and they likewise
quench these stones in water, with which they bathe their feet and hands. The
stones on which the scurf called Corkir grows, are to be had in 'many places on
the ...
9
A General Collection of the Best and Most Interesting ...
There are many white scurfs on stone, somewhat like these on which the Corkir
grows, but the Corkir is white, and thinner than any other that resembles it. There
is another coarser scurf called Crostil ; it is of a dark colour, and only dyes a ...
10
A Description of the Western Islands of Scotland, Circa 1695
The stones on which the scurf called corkir grows are to be had in many places
on the coast, and in the hills. This scurf dyes a pretty crimson colour; first well
dried, and then ground to powder, after which it is steeped in urine, the vessel
being ...
